The Hero

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By John Ringo, Michael Z. Williamson

    "Goodnight, Doll. See you in four hours." She waved her fingers behind her back as she sidled up to the stranger and smiled a smile that promised him a lot of intense, if brief, fun. Chapter 3 Gorilla huffed as he rose and ran. Oh.

  • The Hero: A Study in Tradition, Myth and Drama
    The Hero: A Study in Tradition, Myth and Drama
    By FitzRoy Richard Somerset Raglan

    By 1200 most of the nobles had settled down to hereditary surnames , but as late as 1245 we find Robert FitzRoger succeeding his father , Roger FitzJohn , as lord of Clavering . Among the commoners the custom of passing on surnames from ...

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By Amy Andrews

    Multiaward winning and USA Today bestselling author Amy Andrews is an Aussie who has written fifty romances from novellas to category to singletitle in both the traditional and digital markets for a variety of publishers.

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By John Ringo, Michael Z. Williamson

    But only the Bane Sidhe had learned, through the opposite approach of rigid control, how to suppress the gland and control it. Use it when needed and otherwise shut those feelings and emotions away. It was only the Bane Sidhe Darhel and ...

  • THE HERO: From a prolific British Playwright, Novelist and Short Story writer, author of "The Painted Veil", "Of Human Bondage",...
    THE HERO: From a prolific British Playwright, Novelist and Short Story writer, author of "The Painted Veil", "Of Human Bondage",...
    By William Somerset Maugham

    Remember that Algy Turner killed himself. You can't blame him for not wanting to marry poor Mary. My dear, she has absolutely no figure. And men are so susceptible to those things." The Colonel stalked out of the room, and Mrs. Clibborn ...

  • The Hero: The Enduring Myth That Makes Us Human
    The Hero: The Enduring Myth That Makes Us Human
    By Lee Child

    Scalpel-sharp on the roots of storytelling and enlightening on the history and science of myth, 'The Hero' is essential reading for anyone trying to write or understand fiction. Lee Child is the author of the 'Jack Reacher' series.

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By Lee Child

    Child teaches us how these stories still shape our minds and behaviour in an increasingly confusing modern world, and with his trademark concision and wit, demonstrates that however civilised we get, we'll always need heroes.

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By Donna Grant

    Don’t miss the other novels in this series: Book #2: The Protector Book #3: The Legend

  • The Hero: Book Two
    The Hero: Book Two
    By David Rubin

    Heracles, the son of Zeus, came into the world with strength, charm, and a fighting spirit. The Hero Book Two continues David Rubín's epic tale of Heracles in a postmodern look at the Twelve Labors and the champion's fateful doom.

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By Robyn Carr

    Devon McAllister flees danger with her daughter and ends up in Thunder Point, Oregon, where she meets widowed father Spencer Lawson, a man who can teach her about safety and stability.

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By Ron Woods

    Nobody would believe Dennis Leeper was a hero. He was the kind of kid you hid from when he pedaled his rickety bike down the road. But Jamie couldn't say...

  • The Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh and the American Dream
    By Kenneth Sydney Davis

    The Hero: Charles A. Lindbergh and the American Dream

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By Patricia Windsor

    When Dale's nightmarish dreams start coming true, he learns he possesses a gift which can be denied or developed, but his life will never be the same again.

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By Ron Woods

    Without paddles and out of people's sight, the three boys are swept downstream -- toward the dams, the steep waterfalls, and three separate destinies.

  • The Hero: A Study in Tradition, Myth and Drama
    The Hero: A Study in Tradition, Myth and Drama
    By Lord Raglan

    ... character, 45, 52, 92, 98, 104; “local Daimon,” 163; fights Hector, 268; marries Helen, 152; replaces Diomedes, 107; his name familiar, 244; his shield, 254 Adam, 156–7, 210 Adam of Bremen, 66 Addison, Joseph, 140 Adonis, 94 Ægeus, King ...

  • The Hero
    The Hero
    By W. Somerset Maugham

    Five years change a man, and when they have been spent in the bush fighting Boers, the changes are profound.