Murphy Hero edition by GA Hauser Literature Fiction eBooks
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It was the movie role that made British actor Ewan Gallagher famous as a Hollywood celebrity, in For Love and Money. In Murphy's Hero, Ewan was the star of his first big blockbuster film which gave him fame and fortune. But a gay superhero? Was London ready for that? Get to know the real story behind the Hollywood screenplay, of Alexander Parker, an employee of the British Museum who always seems to be on the spot when someone needs help. Painfully shy, Alexander hated being the center of attention. One day when a co-worker gives him a replica of a Greek warrior's helmet to deliver to a historical society, Alexander can't resist, and places it on his head. Instantly he dives into the roll as savior for the crime-ridden city. On one of his acts of mercy, he is spotted by the editor of an erotic gay magazine. The handsome Adrian Mackenzie took one look at the modest hero and fell head over heels for him. It was only a matter of time when the identity and sexual preference of the superhero would be revealed by the press. Is it the end of Alexander's crime-fighting spree? Or the beginning of a new future for him and his editor lover? Sometimes being a hero, isn't always about putting on a cape.
Murphy Hero edition by GA Hauser Literature Fiction eBooks
I have read almost all of this authors books and been very satisified with all except this one. I don't know why it really bothered me so much other than to say I thought it would really involve a super hero from the description. It's just a regular guy wearing a helmet and little else that spooks people (probably because he looks ridiculous). It was like pulling teeth to get through this book for me. She has written alot of very good books, but this definitely isn't one of them. Read THE BOY NEXT DOOR, that is probably her best book and just let this one go unless you just want to be able to say "I HAVE READ ALL HER BOOKS".Product details
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Murphy Hero edition by GA Hauser Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews
I love this author as she is so good with words and spinning a tale that completely wraps itself around your soul and when you put the book down you have made new friends to spend time with in your head.
Ms. Hauser has written a fun, romantic read here. I gave it four stars because it does not rise to the level of books I've previously rated at five stars, but it comes close enough that four and a half would be deserved. It's fun to watch the transformation of gorgeous, shy hunk-a-dunk Alexander, who works at the British Museum and is enamored of Greek warriors and the cameraderie and generally sexy hunkiness that he imagines they must have shared. In the beginning of the book, he was so shy and fearful that he had almost no social contacts other than with the people with whom he worked and his mother. He knew he desperately needed to open up and learn how to connect with people, he knew he was gay and attracted to guys, and he knew he wanted some gay man to love him and be permanently devoted to him, but he didn't have a clue how to accomplish any of those goals. He also had a heart of gold and a desire to help people in trouble, visualizing himself in his dreams and daydreams as a superhero. When first he found a replica of an ancient Greek warrior's helmet through the Museum, then met Adrian, the handsome and well-to-do editor of a gay magazine, he began to live his secret fantasies and learn about gay society and gay sex. Adrian quickly realized Alexander's inner (as well as outer) beauty and heroism and became besotted with the naive hunk. The book is about the establishment and growth of their relationship and the impact of fame on each and on their relationship. It's got some great sex scenes and some tender and loving romance; if you're interested in either gay erotica and/or romance, and especially if you've read and enjoyed other books by Ms. Hauser, you should go for this one as well. Enjoy.
Murphy's Hero was the first movie with Ewan Gallagher, the main character of For Love and Money, the movie which allows Ewan to come back to England and so meet again his doctor lover. Since For Love and Money was my first book by G.A. Hauser, I was delighted to see this new book coming out.
Alexander is a 27 years old guy who works for the British Museum. He loves Ancient History, in particular Greek, and he is fascinated with the tales of those ancient warrior, so brave and proud, and sometime also so free to express their love for a fellow soldiers. Alexander is painful shy, at 27 years old he is still a virgin in every sense of the word, he has never even kissed a girl, let alone a guy. Alexander's parents were not an ideal fictional family, not so bad, but far from being supportive or able to give a steady example to their son. In particular Alexander's mother was ultra-protective and always ready to let down her son's achievement. This led to Alexander being an asocial guy, who shies away from any personal relationship, being friendship or love.
The one day he puts on a fake Corinthian helmet, and suddenly he is an hero. Actually he doesn't make real superhero's action, he scares away bag-snatchers or helps elderly people to cross the streets, but suddenly he is on the mouth of everyone. With the helmet that conceal his identity, Alexander feels free to be the brave man he is not in his real life.
Adrian is the chief-editor of an erotic gay magazine. When he spots Alexander he believes to have found the right man for one of the centerfold of his magazine, but when he has the chance to know better the guy, he realizes that it will be impossible to bring him in front of a camera Alexander is too shy and he will never have the courage to claim in front of the world that he is gay. And then it's more exciting to take all for himself the handsome guy, and teach him every aspect of the gay life Adrian takes Alexander hand in hand through all the level of his sexual tuition.
Truth be told, Alexander is not a very smart man... if he was a woman, he would be one of those playgirls in bunny dress; not a bad boy, only too naivee and innocent to come out alive from the real world alone. Alexander is like a big boy who needs at every moment the reassurance of a real adult to tell him that he is doing right and that everything will go in the right way.
On the other hand, even is more experience and wordly, Adrian is not a ruthless man. He is tender and sweet with Alexander, and he will not betray him, not even for a good story for his magazine. Adrian becomes the firm hand Alenxander needs, but he is not a dominant figure, far from it. Both Adrian than Alexander are simple gay guys in a very normal world, and in the end, even the superhero's ventures of Alexander are only actions that every man or woman should be doing in a good world.
The story is sweet and romantic, almost tender. There is always caustic touch of G.A. Hauser, in the supporting characters of Alexander's mother, of his two female colleague and a bit also in Adrian's friends, but it's diluted, not so strong like in other books. There is also a nice cameo appearance of Ian and Scott from The Kiss.
This was my 2nd book by G A Hauser and her writing captivated me and kept me interested in her books. They are so popular that it is hard to find some of her earlier works available for purchase. I have to say that this book was by far the best read I've ever come across in the years I've been reading books.
I have read almost all of this authors books and been very satisified with all except this one. I don't know why it really bothered me so much other than to say I thought it would really involve a super hero from the description. It's just a regular guy wearing a helmet and little else that spooks people (probably because he looks ridiculous). It was like pulling teeth to get through this book for me. She has written alot of very good books, but this definitely isn't one of them. Read THE BOY NEXT DOOR, that is probably her best book and just let this one go unless you just want to be able to say "I HAVE READ ALL HER BOOKS".
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