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Down on her luck, but with the promise of a legacy from her now deceased mother, Annie travels to a remote Island off the coast of Maine. There she must stay in a rustic cabin that sits in the shadow of an ominous gothic mansion. With some serious debts she needs to find the thing her mother left her but it seems someone on the island has it in for her...and the criminal is escalating.

Theo tried to kill Annie when they were kids and now that they are grown he doesn't seem any less cruel. What has changed is that Annie is now willing to stand up to the man who has haunted her nightmares. But with someone on the island out to get her, she may need to turn to the man she fears the most.


Heroes are my Weakness is a fairly clunky title, and the first few chapters of this book are a little shaky. It really seemed like SEP was trying just a little too hard with the puppets and Theo dressing up in period costume and riding his horse around the place.

Thankfully the book settled down and became one of the better SEP books I've read. I actually liked the main characters in this book and the transitions (from enemies to friends to lovers) were much more natural than I generally expect.

And finally an epilogue that does what an epilogue is supposed to do. An extra star for that.