Review : This Hero for Hire

This Hero for Hire by Cynthia Thomason

Genre : Contemporary, Romance, Harlequin
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Expected publication: October 1st 2014 by Harlequin Heartwarming
He's more than her protector… 

Being a cop in a small Georgia town is a pretty peaceful job, and one that Boone Braddock takes pride in. Babysitting the governor's daughter, however, isn't Boone's idea of police duty. Especially when it's Susannah Rhodes, who has an impulsive streak a mile wide. 

Boone was Susannah's crush in high school. He's still unmistakably handsome. Worse yet, it's impossible to keep anything from him—like the real reason she's returned home. And it's more impossible still to keep her distance. Because a long time ago, the two had shared something special. Something that was never finished….

Review:

Susannah used to be a handful when she was younger but now shes a responsible adult looking to get past her old image. Her father is running for governor and with that comes enemies, so her father got Boone to watch over her and to keep her from trouble anything that can ruin his election. Susannah was less then thrilled to find that her father pretty much got her a sitter to watch over her but at least he used to be a guy she had a thing for with a nice piece of land. Her life is growing organic food and she must convince Boone to sell her his land so she can working on her career in organic farming.

I enjoyed this simple sweet book. I loved watching the connection between Susannah and Boone and loved that I got the dual point of view. I was going to say I've read many other books like this but the twist in the ending of this book surprised me. With the whole family running for some higher power scale and the handle daughter has to be watched over by some hott guy. Usually it ends up with a forbidden romance kind of thing but never the real reason the guard/cop is there for. So I liked the twist at the ending and overall I like this book was a very enjoyable book. If you are looking for a short book as a sweet escape this book might be for you.