VBT# - HotHeaded Heart - Anna Alkire

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Review: Hotheaded Heart - Book #1 Waterfall Canyon -Anna Alkire - June 2024

Raven finally thinks her life has reached its peak with a great job working for the hospital as the PR Manager and she is busy working herself up into a relationship with Travis who is a great catch with money as well. If only life though worked like that and was all sunshine and roses as Raven never had life easy, especially as a foster kid. She has a stalker called Rob aka her crazy next-door neighbour who is determined to have her no matter what. She has tried calling the police but nothing happens and she is given the run-around. That is until one night Rob pushes her too far and she decides to taser him. This warrants a visit from the police and now Raven is seen as the bad girl as she ends up being evicted, arrested and then losing her job, all because of her stalker. This leads Raven to move into her friend Lauren's brother's house - Beau. He is now a cop himself and of course, the sparks are going to fly between Beau and Raven, but is she prepared to enter into a relationship with him as she doesn't want to jeopardize their friendship if they break up, especially since Beau's family is like her own. What happens though when Raven's new job as a volunteer at a charity ends up organising a bachelor auction and she gets closer to her dream guy Travis? Is Travis all he is cracked up to be and is he Raven's true love or will she soon realize before it's too late - that her hotheaded heart belongs to Beau? Find out in this romantic comedy/ suspense with the stalker angle - Hotheaded Heart by Anna Alkire. I also am looking forward to future books as sparks fly between Beau’s sister Lauren and Raven’s half-brother Mason.

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