Heart of a Hero
by Pamela Tracy
Series: A Heartwarming Thanksgiving: An Anthology #7
Series Rating:
Published by Harlequin Special Releases on November 1, 2016
Genres: Sweet Holiday Romance
Pages: 72
Format: Kindle
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Also in this series: Snow Day Baby, Wedding at Turkey Run, Her Thanksgiving Soldier, Mr. Right All Along, Falling for the Cowboy, The Marriage Gift, Thankful for You, Autumn at Jasper Lake, The Firefighter’s Promise, Wedding of His Dreams, The Sweetheart Tree, Married by Thanksgiving
Will the truth help them find peace this Thanksgiving?
When Nathan Williamson discovers he was stolen at birth from his mother, all he has is questions. Who was responsible? Was the woman who raised him involved? Was he the only one? Where does he belong? Now, he's back in his hometown of Gesippi, Arizona, to find the answers. And he doesn't care whose Thanksgiving he ruins to get them.
Dr. Shainey Fitzsimmons isn't happy when Nathan shows up at her grandmother's house, demanding information. He could've at least had the decency of better timing! But Shainey is shocked to discover that her own family might have a connection to the baby snatching…
Baby-snatching in a Arizona?
Heart of a Hero by Pamela Tracy is a pretty good story that had me guessing a bit. Baby-snatching in a small town in Arizona is a superb way to spin a tale. There were some mistakes in the book, but nothing too bad.
In this one, we follow Nathan Williamson who was stolen from his birth mother, and we have Shainey Fitzsimmons a new doctor coming to help the one on vacation, Then we have Shainey’s great-aunt.
Nathan Williamson
What I like about Nathan is that he is trying to figure out who he truly is now and to reconnect with his birth family. I didn’t find much to like or dislike about him. He’s just one of those guys that works hard and wants to find the truth.
Shainey Fitzsimmons
What I like about Shainey is that she truly wants to help Nathan especially after finding out how her great aunt is connected to the baby snatching. What I didn’t like about her is that she seemed a bit pushy trying to help Nathan. He might have been okay doing some things alone.
Four Stars
Heart of a Hero by Pamela Tracy is not the type of story that I would normlly read. However it’s a good one, and I am glad that I did read it though. It’s a nice and short easy read with a touch of romance and a bit of mystery.
I am giving this book four stars and recommending it to anyone that loves romances and with cop drama.
This story is part of A Heartwarming Thanksgiving: An Anthology, from Thanksgiving in 2016; which is still available through Amazon.
Below are the other stories included. I will link them once I have finished each review.
Snow Day Baby by Amy Vastine
Wedding at Turkey Run by Liz Flaherty
Her Thanksgiving Soldier by Leigh Riker
Mr. Right All Along by Jennifer Snow
Falling for the Cowboy by Sophia Sasson
The Marriage Gift by Tara Taylor Quinn
Heart of a Hero by Pamela Tracy
Thankful for You by Karen Rock
Autumn at Jasper Lake by Carol Ross
The Firefighter’s Promise by Kate James
Wedding of His Dreams by Cari Lynn Webb
The Sweetheart Tree by Rula Sinara
Married by Thanksgiving by Melinda Curtis
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About Pamela Tracy
Pamela Tracy is an award-winning author who lives with her husband (He claims to be the inspiration for most of her heroes) and son (He claims to be the interference for most of her writing time.) She was raised in Omaha, Nebraska, and started writing at a very young age (a series of romances, all with David Cassidy as the hero. Sometimes Bobby Sherman would interfere). Then, while earning a BA in Journalism at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, she picked up the pen again only this time, it was an electric typewriter on which she wrote a very bad science fiction novel.) First published in 1999 by Barbour Publishing, She has since published more than twenty books and sold more than a million copies. She’s written contemporary, historical and suspenseful – all in the romance genre. Her 2007 suspense Pursuit of Justice was a Rita finalist. Her 2009 suspense Broken Lullaby won the American Christian Fiction Writers’ Book of the year award.
The bio and pic are from the author’s website.
Reading this book contributed to these challenges:
- 2018 Goodreads Reading Challenge
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