Elizabeth X. (brexcrafts) reviewed The Stranger (Heroes of Heyday) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1266) on + 28 more book reviews
The characters are very well developed in this book. When I read this, I felt that I could really understand them. It's a very good read.
Cindy D. (DunnFunKat) reviewed The Stranger (Heroes of Heyday) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1266) on + 107 more book reviews
This is the final book in the Heroes of Heyday. Tyler Balfour's mother was the only woman in town his father didn't marry, so he's as surprised as anyone when he discovers Anderson left him a third of everything he owned. He doesn't plan on sticking around Heyday but once he is back in town, he's starting to realize his job just might be finding out what Mallory Rackham is so desperately trying to hide.
Kathy H. (skaytes) reviewed The Stranger (Heroes of Heyday) (Harlequin Superromance, No 1266) on + 226 more book reviews
It seems as if Tyler Balfour's mother was the only woman in town hi sfather didn't marry. So he's as surprised as anyone when he discoers Anderson left him a third of everything he owned.
Tyler doesn't plan on sticking around . After all, the good people of Heyday already believe he's responsible for ruining their town. Not that he cares what they think. He was only doing his job.
Now that he's back in Heyday, he's starting to realize his job might be finding out what Mallory Rackham--one of the town's favorite daughters--is so desperately trying to hide.
Tyler doesn't plan on sticking around . After all, the good people of Heyday already believe he's responsible for ruining their town. Not that he cares what they think. He was only doing his job.
Now that he's back in Heyday, he's starting to realize his job might be finding out what Mallory Rackham--one of the town's favorite daughters--is so desperately trying to hide.
