Her Phoenix Heart

by Cindy Hiday

Overview

A contemporary story about renewal of the human spirit and a second chance at love.

It took Beth four years to put her life back together after fleeing an abusive husband. Now she runs a tattoo business that helps others deal with disfiguring scars, bought herself a house, and has a German Shepherd for companionship. The last thing she needs is a colleague with roving hands. And she isn't ready to risk her hard-earned independence on the handsome-as-sin chauffeur who comes to her rescue and invades her dreams.

Tyler is in no mood for diplomacy when his client accosts a woman in the back of his limousine. Leaving the bum to find his own way home is simple; what to do about the woman with hair like fire and an attitude to match is more complicated. There's no mistaking her guarded heart, yet her compassion and vulnerability touch him in a way he can't ignore. Does he have what it takes to heal the emotional scars that keep her phoenix heart from soaring?

Words: 65,640

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152739329
Publisher:	Cindy Hiday
Publication date:	08/18/2011
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	323 KB

About the Author

Official Bio: Writing in the spirit of adventure and happy endings, Pacific Northwest author Cindy Hiday has won numerous honors, including first place in the Kay Snow Awards for fiction from Willamette Writers. Her humorous literary novel, Father, Son & Grace (republished as Destination Stardust), is a five star Reader's Favorite and local book club choice. When she isn't writing, Cindy enjoys growing her own produce, hiking old-growth forests in search of the next waterfall, and strolling long, sandy beaches.

Personal intro: I'm Cindy Hiday, author of character-driven adventure. My books reflect my love for the outdoors and exploring new places and cultures. Stories about people who discover they're stroWriting in the spirit of adventure and happy endings, Pacific Northwest author Cindy Hiday has won numerous honors, including first place in the Kay Snow Awards for fiction from Willamette Writers. Her humorous literary novel, Father, Son & Grace (republished as Destination Stardust), is a five star Reader's Favorite and local book club choice. When she isn't writing, Cindy enjoys growing her own produce, hiking old-growth forests in search of the next waterfall, and strolling long, sandy beaches. nger than they thought, who find themselves in situations that nearly break them yet they keep going: those are the stories I enjoy reading and creating.