Hanleigh loves books more than nearly anything in the world; whether its reading them or writing them, Hanleigh just can't get enough. She relishes in the way authors can create worlds with the words they put in their books. She loves the way your imagination introduces you to a new world when you read a book. It may well be a world completely foreign to the one you live in. That world is brought to life; inspiring you to dream, captivating your imagination and enticing your senses.
Hanleigh first took to reading as a small child reading Dr Zeus. She then fell in love with romance literature when she first read Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen; when she first swooned over Mr Darcy. She's read more books than she can count and owns more books than some libraries.

One city. Nine million people.
An heiress hell bent on breaking her parents' rules…
A CEO struggling to maintain control... 
Two co-workers with a history they can’t delete…
An artist running from her past…
The man who wants nothing more than to protect her…
A manwh*re doctor looking for a second chance with the only woman he’s ever loved…
A detective and her jerk of a boss, hunting down a serial killer…
And the hunky man who might just be one lucky girl’s Christmas Miracle…

Hanleigh's London

Abby and Zach fall into step either side of me as we make our way towards the history department.


"I can't believe Miss took my phone," I complain.


"You'll get it back after school," Abby retorts.


She's used to this. I lose my phone practically every day in Math class. She doesn't get it though. I had been in the middle of a really important, super long text when Mrs Partridge took it.


Glancing at the new guy, I think that I should probably make an effort to tell him stuff - you know, new school stuff - except I'm really not the girl for the task. They should have asked Abby. She's definitely quicker at making friends than I am.


It's not that I'm anti-social. I'm not. I just don't rush to befriend people. Ironically, that unwillingness to be friends with everyone has resulted in me being the most popular girl in the school, excluding the Sixth Form, because the seventeen and eighteen year olds have slightly more sense than their younger counterparts.


Chapter 122: Showing the New Guy Around