HERO (The Billionaire Salvation Series Book 1) by Bella Love-Wins
Description: ~ She was hoping for a hero, but never realized who she would save. ~
This is a contemporary, new adult romance novel serial. For 18+ readers. Kate Samuel thought she had left it all behind. The life of a billionaire’s daughter, and her incessant search for her macho hero type. When she saved a neighbor’s young son during a fire at her new row house home in lower Manhattan, everything changed. And firefighter Lieutenant Matt Lewis made it all the more confusing. Yeah…he was hotter than any man she imagined being with, but could he be just like the rest of the hero heart-breakers? Find out by reading HERO, Book 1 of The Billionaire Salvation Series.
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About the author:
Bella is a communications analyst and lover of all things writing. She is 23 years old and lives in north Toronto. Bella enjoys the countryside, great romance stories, and dreams of writing romance full time and owning a Shih Tzu.
What inspired you to write your book?
I love love. I also think women are the true heroes.
Here is a short sample from the book:
In the dream, I was crossing the street in front of my building, and he would quickly grab me around my waist and push me out of the path of an oncoming car. I would land ever so gently on the sidewalk, wrapped safely in his arms, with his muscled body pressed onto my chest. His blue eyes were powerful, piercing into my soul, with his bedroom smile warming me to my core. The world would fall away like no one was there except him and me. We’d end up on his bed with me spread out on it, calling out his name as he’d make me come over and over again. And after he came, as I’d run my hand through his dark hair, looking dreamily into his eyes, I’d wake up.
It was one of those dreams that you wake up from and wish you could fall back to sleep and pick up where you left off, and have it go on and on. But it always ended at that exact same point. I’ve had that dream since I was seventeen, and now, four years later, I was still waiting.
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