One Last Shot: Enemies to more, a celebrity with a secret, and the woman who's desperately trying to stay invisible.

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Hero archetypes

Heroine archetypes

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From USA Today bestselling, RITA award-winning author Susan May Warren comes a forced proximity, enemies to more, Alaskan adventure about what it takes to be a hero. Oaken Fox knew it was all going to blow up in his face—who thought being an Alaskan-adventure reality star was a good idea? Not him. Especially when the host ends up in the ER. Worse, now he’s roped into training with a local SAR team, like’s he’s some kind of hero. He’s a country music star. Let’s not get carried away. Seriously? Boo Kingston can not believe that after fleeing civilization, she’s back in the glaring limelight trying to train/keep alive some fancy country music star. And he wants to be friends. Perfect, because the last thing she needs is him—aka, the entire world—discovering her past. Except, it seems someone might be trying to kill said music star, and Boo is in the way… Apparently, Oaken is going to have to turn into a rescuer before it’s too late. Tropes: Forced Proximity Reluctant Hero Secrets Found Family Kissing only Alaska Air One Rescue Book 1: One Last Shot Book 2: One Last Chance Book 3: One Last Promise Book 4: One Last Stand

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Is One Last Shot: Enemies to more, a celebrity with a secret, and the woman who's desperately trying to stay invisible. appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

Parents should know this book contains moderate danger and violence as someone attempts to kill the hero, plus themes of hiding from one's past. Romance is clean with kissing only.