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| ISBN13: 9781927459492 |
Bucking family tradition, Dyre is determined to become his planet's first hero, even if it breaks his mother's heart. He sets out on numerous quests to save the universe, however his altruism never seems to turn out quite as expected. Who knew that doing the right thing was so hard?
In between saving those who don't want his help - and the chaos that follows - he rescues a damsel in distress. She doesn't appreciate his heroic abduction, and even worse, once Dyre gets to know the outspoken human, he entertains less than noble thoughts about ravishing her.
It takes only a couple of comical mishaps, some hot kisses and danger for Sure and Betty to discover their happily ever after - and thank the star for a heroine who ends up saving this hero from his chivalrous side.
Pages 176
Published April 13th 2014 (self-published)
First Impression
Dyre is determined to be a hero, he just wishes that the "downtrodden and maidens would stop forcing him to kill them when he did them a favor."
It's a little hard to form an opinion of Betty as Heroic Abduction seems to been mainly about Dyre.
My Rating ⭐⭐.5
Taking place years after Dual Abduction, heroic abduction tells the story of Betty, who we first met in dual abduction and Dyre.
The pair first meet on a planet when Betty is disguising herself to acquire loot from the aliens residents. Dyre foils the Betty's plan by coming to get rescue.
I really liked the fact that Eve Langlais created a lot of action and didn't rush the intimate scenes. However, I felt that the character development of Betty lacked depth. All Heroic Abduction seemed to do was highlight Dyre's quest to be a hero.
I struggled on whether to give 2 stars or 3. But as I liked the fact that there was a great fight scene, the sex scenes were few but passionate I decided on 2.5.
I would recommend Heroic Abduction for the action, but it's a shame about Betty.
Quotes
" "why is being a hero so frukxing hard" he muttered "
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