Hero by Lauren Rowe

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The first time I laid eyes on Lydia Decker, I couldn’t speak. Or breathe. Or string two coherent thoughts together.

And I don’t mean any of that figuratively.

I’m not talking about a guy being floored by the sight of a gorgeous woman—although, of course, Lydia is gorgeous beyond words.

No, when I first laid eyes on Lydia Decker—my physical therapist—I was lying flat on my back in the ICU, high as a kite on painkillers, breathing on a ventilator, my bones as broken and splintered as my spirit.

When I first laid eyes on Lydia Decker, she was a ray of light in the dark. Hope for the hopeless. A salve for my singed and battered soul.

She said she’d been assigned to fix me. That she was there to bring me back to life. She said helping me was her calling.

And then she touched me. Physically, emotionally, spiritually. She healed me.

And I fell in love.

But what I didn’t know… what I couldn’t possibly know… was that Lydia Decker needed fixing far more than I ever did.

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File Name:hero-by-lauren-rowe.epub
Original Title:Hero
Creator:Lauren Rowe
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B07BCZSPBN
Publisher:SoCoRo Publishing
Date:2018-03-09T18:30:00+00:00
Subject:series,Romance
File Size:402.875 KB

Table of Content

1. Hero Copyright © 2018 by Lauren Rowe
2. Chapter 1
3. Chapter 2
4. Chapter 3
5. Chapter 4
6. Chapter 5
7. Chapter 6
8. Chapter 7
9. Chapter 8
10. Chapter 9
11. Chapter 10
12. Chapter 11
13. Chapter 12
14. Chapter 13
15. Chapter 14
16. Chapter 15
17. Chapter 16
18. Chapter 17
19. Chapter 18
20. Chapter 19
21. Chapter 20
22. Chapter 21
23. Chapter 22
24. Chapter 23
25. Chapter 24
26. Chapter 25
27. Chapter 26
28. Chapter 27
29. Chapter 28
30. Chapter 29
31. Chapter 30
32. Chapter 31
33. Chapter 32
34. Chapter 33
35. Chapter 34
36. Chapter 35
37. Chapter 36
38. Chapter 37
39. Chapter 38
40. Chapter 39
41. Chapter 40
42. Chapter 41
43. Chapter 42
44. Chapter 43
45. Chapter 44
46. Chapter 45
47. Chapter 46
48. Chapter 47
49. Chapter 48
50. Chapter 49
51. Chapter 50
52. Chapter 51
53. Chapter 52
54. Chapter 53
55. Chapter 54
56. Chapter 55
57. Chapter 56
58. Chapter 57
59. Chapter 58
60. Chapter 59
61. Chapter 60
62. Chapter 61
63. Chapter 62
64. Chapter 63
65. Chapter 64
66. Chapter 65
67. Chapter 66
68. Chapter 67
69. Chapter 68
70. Chapter 69
71. Chapter 70
72. Chapter 71
73. Chapter 72
74. Chapter 73
75. Chapter 74
76. Epilogue
77. Playlist for Hero
78. Acknowledgements
79. Author Biography
80. Additional Books by Lauren Rowe

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2 comments

Aro D：

A very good read. Just simple, emotional, no exaggeration of twists and knots. Mainly I loved how the author pictured the situations and complications in the lives of first line workers and how it impacts the lives of their family and lived ones. I also loved the portrayal of how the life of a widower with children can be tough and take an emotional toll on the mother where she begins to question herself and push away ppl due to guilt. I felt like the book was too long tho, like very long. It could've been done in 45-50 chapters honestly, and I skipped a lot, but I don't regret taking my time reading it because meeting the families was so nice. I'd have given it 4.5 because of how not quite necessarily long it was but because I can't do it here and also probably because I might not really want to, I gave it a 5. A rare occurrence but just as deserving

Reply9 months ago

Bec Collins：

Really enjoyed this. Lots of laughs. Love the Morgan banter

Reply2 years ago