Lisa Kessler | The Wounded Hero

March 18, 2014

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19 comments posted.

Re: Lisa Kessler | The Wounded Hero

Wounded heroes are more interesting than the same old perfect hero. They usually have some growing to do and that makes them interesting.
(Pam Howell 7:32am March 18, 2014)

Oh, Lisa, this sounds so good! Your books are always joys to
read! Thanks for the giveaway!
(Linda Townsend 8:08am March 18, 2014)

This sounds like a great book and one I can't wait to read!! Thank you!!!!
(Bonnie Capuano 9:55am March 18, 2014)

This would be the first time that I would be reading about a wounded Hero that I can think of. The Heroine, or who I'm perceiving to be the Heroine in this book, sort of reminds me of Helen Keller, who has been an inspiration to me all my life, and I've patterned my life after her, ever since I've read her Autobiography when I was a little girl. This novella sounds like a most interesting story, and I can't wait to read it!! Having it take place in Ireland makes it even more interesting!! I'm glad that you had the guts to write about gifted people who have disabilities, yet are able to lead somewhat normal lives, and bring their talents to the forefront. Congratulations!!
(Peggy Roberson 11:14am March 18, 2014)

this sounds like a really great book i cant wait to read this
(Denise Smith 11:46am March 18, 2014)

This sounds like the perfect book to read to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. I like the idea of a wounded hero and a deaf heroine.
(Anna Speed 1:00pm March 18, 2014)

Night Angel sounds like a great twist on the normal
immortal/paranormal novel.... how many immortals have
injuries that can't be healed? I love when heros are flawed
physically - they have to overcome both the injury and the
mental issues they have because of it.
(Glenda Martillotti 1:09pm March 18, 2014)

Night Angel sounds like a great book.
(Tina Lechuga 1:12pm March 18, 2014)

I enjoy the wounded heroes... seeing them get passed whatever is in their lives to find happiness.
(Colleen Conklin 1:12pm March 18, 2014)

Sounds like a good book---and a stand alone too!
(Richard Burr 1:51pm March 18, 2014)

Hey there everyone!

Thanks for coming by! I'm so encouraged by your comments!!!
:) And @Peggy what a great hero to look up to!!! Helen
Keller had an amazing attitude and lived life fully! :)

And @Glenda Thank you! I agree completely! I was thrilled
when I got to write his story. He's my only immortal I've
ever written that didn't get a full recovery from his
injuries and seeing how it affected him and watching him
learn to appreciate what he has left was a beautiful journey
for me as a writer! :)

Hope you all enjoy NIGHT ANGEL!

Thanks so much for commenting! I'll check back later to
answer questions and chat too! :)

Lisa
(Lisa Kessler 3:36pm March 18, 2014)

Wounded heroes are my favorites, probably because it makes for more interesting characters and conflicts.
(Janie McGaugh 9:06pm March 18, 2014)

Will Night Angel be available for the Nook?
(Mary C 9:27pm March 18, 2014)

I love a strong woman and a man who is willing, eventually, to learn from
her wisdom. ;-)
(Gloria Shaw 11:51pm March 18, 2014)

Hi Mary! Yes it will be available for the Nook... Sadly B&N
are having some issues, but they told me it should be up
within 72 hours... *fingers crossed*
(Lisa Kessler 2:49am March 19, 2014)

Thanks for all the great comments here today! :)

I hope you all enjoy Night Angel!

Lisa :)
(Lisa Kessler 2:50am March 19, 2014)

Would love to read. Thanks for the giveaway.
(Kathleen Beale 7:31pm March 19, 2014)

The wounded hero has so much emotional baggage. Love watching
him come out of the fog.
(Mary Preston 10:57pm March 19, 2014)

I love to read about wounded heroes. I love that they can find hope and love at the end of the story.
(Kai Wong 11:55pm March 19, 2014)

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