• Dangerous Historic Heroes

Instructions: For the historical romance or historical fiction readers on the group, the purpose of this challenge is to read one book for a minimum of eight of the most common dangerous historical hero types.

Updated upto Black Widow in read in 2018 shelf

PROGRESS: 7 BOOKS

• Scottish/Highlander warrior
• Knight
• Archer/Bowman
• ✔ Emperor/King/Duke/Earl/Titled Hero: Robert Blaisdell, the Duke of Clermont in The Duchess War by Courtney Milan
• Gunslinger or Outlaw
• ✔ Lawman, Sheriff, Marshal: Owen Renderwell (Scotland Yard’s detective) in A Talent for Trickery by Alissa Johnson
• Native American Warrior
• Gambler or Rogue
• ✔ Ninja/Samurai/Warrior of Eastern Martial Arts Disciplines: Avery Archer, Duke of Netherby (practices Eastern Martial Arts Disciplines) in Someone to Love by Mary Balogh
• ✔ Historical Spy: Ethan Ransom in Hello Stranger by Lisa Kleypas
• Mountain Man
• ✔ Pirate/Buccaneer/Privateer/Brigand of the High Seas: Erik MacSorley in The Hawk by Monica McCarty
• Highwayman or Thief
• ✔ Mercenary, Warlord or Assassin: Lachlan MacRuairi in The Viper by Monica McCarty
• Historical Gangster
• ✔ Legendary Swordsman (not any of the above): Tor MacLeod in The Chief by Monica McCarty
• Revolutionary or Freedom Fighter
• Historical Soldier or Military Man

Bonus: Other historical dangerous hero (not listed above)