Book cover for Head Over Heels by Jennifer Dawson

Head Over Heels

2017 Released
354 Pages
5-6 Hours
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Independently PublishedISBN 9798253801567
Through no fault of her own, Sophie Kincaid's PR career imploded, leaving her name no better than mud.

Now she's hiding out in Revival, Illinois, while she waits for the scandal to blow over so she can get back to her life in Chicago. How hard can it be? She'll lie low, hang out with her best friend, and start one of those nest eggs everyone is always talking about. Six months and then she's home.

Only she didn't count on her new landlord and neighbor, Ryder Moore. He's custom-designed to drive her inner bad girl crazy, and somehow looks good in tan. That's right. Tan. It's so unfair.

Men like Ryder are for bad decisions and trouble. She's had enough of both.

Ryder Moore can't help antagonizing his new neighbor, Sophie Kincaid, even though he's supposed to be playing it safe these days.

She's leaving in six months. They have no future and he's busy planning a new one. But he's never liked anyone the way he likes her. She's so fun and gorgeous and exciting. So easy to rile up. So hot when he touches her.

What's the harm in showing her a good time while she's right next door? She's a blip. Here today, then gone.

He's never lost his heart before. There's no reason to think that will change now.

Jennifer Dawson

Jennifer Dawson (1929–2000) studied at Oxford, where she suffered a breakdown and spent several months in a hospital. After graduating in 1954, Dawson worked as a teacher in a convent in France, a welfare worker in London’s East End, and a social worker in a psychiatric hospital. Her experience both as a mental health professional and patient formed the basis for The Ha-Ha, which won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize and was adapted for the stage and broadcast by the BBC. Over her lifetime, Dawson wrote six more novels, a collection of short stories, and coauthored a children’s book.

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