Spring is the third of 3 stand alone books that take place after the end of the Night, main series for the Hero Society. Again, each book revolves around a new couple, but there is no continuous storyline like the main series.
This book has a great theme of growth and new beginnings. Hazel & Maddox grew up on the foster program together after meeting while living on the streets. But when Maddox leaves Hazel on her 16th birthday, she is left without her best friend and protector. Years latter these two come together again when Maddox becomes Hazel’s bodyguard & has to protect her from something much worse.
I love all the themes in this book, from second chance romance, to a strong & successful self-made black woman, to the focus on being true to yourself, to ensuring we protect the world we have.
I loved this stand alone book in the Hero Society series, such a great series & definitely one to check out.
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4.5 stars! Another great edition to this series. This is book seven in the “Hero Society” series and can be read as a stand alone. This series has intrigued me since the first book. There is always a love story, kick butt heroines, the amazing family of heroes, a little suspense and some good ole action!! This heroine is one of my favorites. Hazel had a rough childhood. To make matters worse when she needed her best friend the most he disappeared. I know that had to be traumatizing but you see her growth. You only see her climb ahead. She grows stronger and stronger. I love this lady. Maddox was lost and the only thing he knew to do was to run or risk hurting the one person who meant everything to him. He is such a great representation of a boyfriend. Even in all his alphaness he only wants to stand beside his queen. Rarely do you see a man in a book fight to just be her rock. I love it. The story was beautiful and hopeful. I always have loved this authors writing skills and she has a way with developing characters you love. Such a great read!!
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- Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020
4.5 stars! Another great edition to this series.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2020
This is book seven in the “Hero Society” series and can be read as a stand alone.
This series has intrigued me since the first book. There is always a love story, kick butt heroines, the amazing family of heroes, a little suspense and some good ole action!!
This heroine is one of my favorites. Hazel had a rough childhood. To make matters worse when she needed her best friend the most he disappeared. I know that had to be traumatizing but you see her growth. You only see her climb ahead. She grows stronger and stronger. I love this lady.
Maddox was lost and the only thing he knew to do was to run or risk hurting the one person who meant everything to him. He is such a great representation of a boyfriend. Even in all his alphaness he only wants to stand beside his queen. Rarely do you see a man in a book fight to just be her rock. I love it.
The story was beautiful and hopeful. I always have loved this authors writing skills and she has a way with developing characters you love. Such a great read!!
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