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by Robyn Carr, Thérèse Plummer
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Juuli's Bookshelf
Juuli's Bookshelf rated it 6 years ago
I'm so sorry to say it but I was bored. The whole story sounded like a retelling of the book - not enough dialogue for me. I actually forgot the main characters' names and had to check them before writing about the book in my blog and I had just finished it. It also seemed like some parts of the sto...
Blue Cat Review
Blue Cat Review rated it 11 years ago
See my series review @ book 1
Kari@ From the TBR Pile
Kari@ From the TBR Pile rated it 11 years ago
I swear this series keeps getting better and better. I have probably said ti before about this series, but the thing I am loving the most is the way the author includes many of the past characters. It's like visiting with old friends. I know I would love to live in a town like this one.In The Her...
Abandoned by Booklikes
Abandoned by Booklikes rated it 11 years ago
I would recommend that readers do not start with this novel since they will be spoiled about events that occurred in the previous novels.Robyn Carr's "The Hero" centers around Devon McAllister and her 3 year old daughter Mercy running from a cult. Coming upon Rawley (which readers will know from pre...
Blue Mood Cafe
Blue Mood Cafe rated it 11 years ago
The set upDevon McAllister and her three-year old daughter, Mercy, escape from a religious compound where she's lived the last five years, four of which reluctantly. Rawley Goode happens upon them as they're walking on Highway 101, gives them a ride and ends up taking them in. Devon decides to stay ...
The Window Seat on a Rainy Day
The Window Seat on a Rainy Day rated it 11 years ago
I want to start this review by saying Robyn Carr is an amazing story teller! What makes her romances unique is the way she brings current issues to light and melds it with a romance story. While The Hero, the third installment of the Thunder Point series, may lack her usual polish, it still was a so...
Dawn772
Dawn772 rated it 11 years ago
A really good story maybe better titled the Heroine with such assertive women. I like how the plot moves right along and love this community. It includes old and new romances focusing on overcoming challenges in life. Devon and her daughter run away from a cult and meet football coach Spencer.
Kyahgirl
Kyahgirl rated it 11 years ago
3/5; 3 stars; BI enjoyed this conclusion to the Thunder Point trilogy, even though it didn't hook me as strongly as the other two. It was nice to see more of Rawley, Mac, Cooper, Gina and others. If you don't like small town stories with lots of interwoven story lines you probably won't care for...
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc rated it 11 years ago
The Hero by Robyn CarrLove this series and it's location. This one is mainly about Rawley and how he picks up a woman and a child on the road very early one morning. He knows from her attire that she's from the Fellowship. It's like a prison and very few men and the women share them.Devon and her da...
If wishes were horses...
If wishes were horses... rated it 11 years ago
After escaping from a cult, Devon finds herself in Thunder Point where she takes her first tentative steps at building a new life with her daughter. She finds a job and a small home in a run down part of town and she can finally see a bright future. Recently widowed, Thunder Point is a chance for ...
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