Talon Montgomery has spent months in prison grieving for his crew.  Swallowing his pride, he even implored the help of his father, the Earl of Sutcliffe, but to no avail.  Resigned to his fate, Talon is surprised and at once suspicious when his father has his jailors bring him to an office.  When the Earl makes him an offer he needs to refuse but can’t, Talon bides his time until he can do what the Earl expects of him – seduce his sister-in-law.

Lady Kathryn Sinclair, the wife of Daniel, the Earl of Sutcliffe’s son, doesn’t understand why her hateful father-in-law wants her and Daniel to travel to America.  She knows that Daniel is unhappy with her as a wife, so much so that he can’t bear to touch her.  When she meets Talon, the illegitimate son of the Earl, her heart flutters with attraction but she knows what she suddenly finds herself feeling is wrong. 

Nobody’s Hero surprised me.  Fully intending to dislike this book because of its storyline, I was taken aback and happily surprised at how well written and wonderful the story turned out to be.  I learned my lesson to never judge a book by its blurb because Nobody’s Hero was so much more than what I was led to believe.  Raw emotions, guilt, hostility, sensuality; you name it, Nobody’s Hero had it tenfold.  I found myself wanting to hug Daniel, kiss Talon and be a friend to Kathryn.  I could not have asked for a better ending and I loved how the story came to a grand closure. 

Having read previous works by Diana Bold, I was glad that I decided to read Nobody’s Hero.  It was tremendously wonderful!