Rope a Dope
Coming July 1!
All Anika Armageddon wants in life is to hang out with cool people and to blow stuff up. As a professional stuntwoman, that doesn’t seem like a big ask. Her career is finally starting to take off, and everything she’s worked for is within her reach.
Steve Erikson has money, awesome friends, and no ambition. Nothing is missing in his life. He’s content to be the guy no one takes seriously, always ready with an inappropriate comment or two.
Anika and Steve begin a friendship rooted in a similar sense of humor and an even greater love for food.
When separate circumstances in their lives force them to reevaluate their futures, they find the perfect solution is to just marry one another. For business reasons.
Steve may not exactly feel like he’s marriage material, but he promises to be the best partner he can be to his new wife, and she promises the same. It doesn’t take long for Steve to realize maybe his life had been missing something all along.
They’re the perfect team.
They’ve prepared for every scenario.
Problem is, they never discussed what to do if he accidentally falls in love with her.
ROPE A DOPE is a full length contemporary romance and can be read as a standalone. It is book #4 in the Soaring Bird series by Heidi Hutchinson
Rated R for language and adult scenes (open door)
Lost Track
Sabine Debois likes her wine pink and her life predictable. As a private tutor for the rich and famous, she doesn’t get starstruck. But when a tattooed espresso fiend saves her from death by sweater, she’s a little bit… grateful. That’s all. Just grateful.
Sunshine Capone just had the best album of his career, and then his girlfriend burned down his house. Well, his ex-girlfriend now. So he moved to Chicago to focus on his music and avoid the drama of relationships.
He should not be creating any excuse to hang out with the sweet teacher with the hazel eyes and bright smile. She doesn’t need his kind of confusion in her life.
But Sabine’s about to teach this superstar a thing or two about peace, love, and understanding.
Lost Track is a full-length contemporary romance and can be read as a standalone. Book #5 in the Common Threads series, Seduction in the City World, Penny Reid Book Universe.
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Before Hannah was a 9-5 working, dinner making, homebody, she was Ashton James: a paparazzi-stalked pop star with more enemies than friends.
These days she has one priority: keeping her sister safe and away from the public eye.
Hannah was doing a great job, until the pesky little brother of an ex-fling discovers where she is, and wants her help launching his career.
Now she has to trust Johnny—whom she betrayed in more ways than one—to protect her whereabouts. Johnny may have an infuriating moral compass and the timing of a storybook hero, but is he immune to the temptation of revenge?
Johnny’s focus has always been his music business, and a bad influence like Hannah is the last thing he needs at work, or around his brother.
But some things are too powerful to be stopped. For someone like Hannah, second chances—in life and in true love—don’t exist. She didn’t think so, at least.
Johnny is about to prove her wrong, and being wrong has never felt so right.
'Key Change' is a full-length contemporary romance, can be read as a standalone, and is book #3 in the Common Threads series, Seduction in the City World, Penny Reid Book Universe.
Key Change
What's Being Said
As a bookworm with nerdish tendencies and a total love of this series, I must say that this book hit all the right notes for me.
Jo Evans
A British Bookworm
I've always said that reading Heidi's books is like a breath of fresh air and I stand by those words.
Jen
Jen's Book Obsession
I feel like The Hope That Starts is a whole tardis moment wrapped in a pretty little blue book. I think my favorite line is when Zelda says,
"It's bigger on the inside,"
Becca
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