Slick's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 4 STARS 
 I really love the sweeter side of romance, the one where the sexual tension is so thick it drowns you and in Falling For Her Hero, author Ophelia London has captured that feeling in spades. From the first minute the hero lays eyes on the heroine, it's apparent there's some intense attraction going on but when he realizes she's his best friend's little sister things get very complicated very quickly. It's so very hard to stay away when being together feels so right especially when secrets could ultimately tear them apart. 
 I knew from the start this book was going to have its ups and downs; a heroine who has made a goal of staying away from men for a year and is less than a month away from meeting her goal and a man conflicted about dating his best friend's sister who only know him as a player not as the soldier she's shared emails with following her brother's accident. This book had the potential to have a lot of drama but in reality it was a sweet romance with enough steam to make it interesting. 
 I liked Ellie a lot; despite having her life's dream taken from her due to an injury she bounced back and it making the best of it. I loved the scenes of her with her young students at the studio and the joy they bring to her. It's obvious how much her brother means to her and how appreciative she is to have him home and recovering. They have a close relationship that gets complicated when she begins to spend time with his friend Hunter. 
 It was easy to see that Hunter was conflicted on several accounts. He hates his reputation even though it was earned but he knows he wants more from life. Meeting Ellie whom he knows from emails was a dream come true until it became apparent that her brother had regaled her with stories of his conquests and how he got his nickname Big Game Hunter. When Sam asks Hunter not to reveal his true name and the fact that he's the one Ellie's been emailing, he agrees although he's not happy about it. 
 I loved the way these two got to know each other while volunteering at the Warrior Station Recreation Center a place for military men and women to unwind and connect as well as get the help they need. While there was no denying the heat between them and while they did share a few passionate kisses; Hunter was content with keeping things platonic for Ellie's sake. 
 I very much enjoyed Falling For Her Soldier and it was a great addition to this series. A highlight of this book was seeing the couples from the other two books from time to time in this one. Sometimes it's nice to read a sweet romance and Ophelia London does a fantastic job of offering up just what you want.