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Do you go for the distant bad guy? The romantic funny man?
Do you go for the distant bad guy? The romantic funny man?
The movie Avengers seemed to hit them all. The heroes in the
story were all completely different. Thor was the loyal muscle head. The Hulk was
the tortured, broody soul. Of course, Captain America played the part of the clean
cut guy-next-door. Hawkeye played the quiet hero who didn’t need to be the
center of attention, and of course, there was bad guy Ironman.
Nathan Reed is the hero of Black Creek Burning. He
falls into the Hawkeye category. On the outside, he seems like a smooth, casual
uncle working to rebuild the run down historic farmhouse he moved into with the
two young nephews he’s raising as his own. He has just enough dark, lanky good
looks to make his aloof new neighbor look twice.
Brie Chapman was the only witness to the murder of her
parents. She spent six long years recovering from the fact that the arson that
killed them was actually meant for her. She’s too busy working her teaching job
by day and her landscaping business by night to bother with Nathan…or the dead
animals that keep popping up on her deck and porch.
Nathan may seem like the careless meandering type, but he
has a canny way of maneuvering around Brie’s thick exterior and into her heart.
He’s smart, talented and determined to both find who’s been shooting out the
windows in Brie’s classroom as well as win the girl. He has the patience and perseverance to do
just that.
Which type of hero do you go for?
-R.T. Wolfe, author of Black Creek Burning
(Crimson Romance, September 2012Click here to get to the Black Creek Burning buy links
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I like the wounded type, I guess, the guy with emotional scars who has a hard time opening up, but finds a girl that makes him want to overcome that. I see Nathan as this, too. He has his scars and vulnerabilities that draw me to him.
Nathan sounds like the type of guy who would take care of anyone or anything that needed it. Very involved. The nephews prove that. Best of luck, R. T.
Mary Merry Musings,
Thank you. Yes, Nathan is awesome. :)
-R.T. Wolfe
Margo,
Nathan definitely has some work to do with his nephews. :) Thank you for stopping by.
-R.T. Wolfe
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