Finding Honor (The Searchers, #1)
Ripley Proserpina
Love finds her in her darkest hours… Nora Leslie’s twenty-year existence revolved around one thing—survival. A split second decision under a hail of gunfire saves the lives of her students and alters her own forever. When she wakes in the hospital, Nora finds herself a suspect in the worst tragedy to ever strike her small college town. Thrust into the spotlight as the villain, instead of the hero, she is in desperate need of allies A chance meeting introduces her to Ryan Valore, a young law student searching to outrun the guilt of his past. With the world turned against her, Nora accepts his aid, and the help of his roommates, a group of guys with pasts as dark as her own. For them, Nora is everything they never believed they deserved.
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Overall, I really liked this story. Nora is an intriguing character. She really hasn't had anyone she could depend on. She finds herself under suspicion after a school shooting, which was done by a past foster brother of hers. Her struggles with the publics perceptions seem very real. Due to her own injuries she finds herself needing help, and in steps Ryan, the legal aid intern. I did find it a little unbelievable that it would be okay for him to take her home from the hospital with him being a part of the legal representation, and that she would go home with someone that is essentially a stranger. Although she is in a desperate situation. This is a reverse harem story, and I liked how each guy was distinct and the relationship that Nora has with each is different. There is clearly a set up for a mystery that will continue into the next books and I am intrigued to find out where that will lead.
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