Title: Stuck-Up Big Shot
A Cocky Hero Club Novel
Author: Sierra Hill
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: October 11, 2020
Vi Keeland and Penelope Ward are excited to bring you the Cocky Hero Club: original works from various authors inspired by Keeland and Ward's New York Times bestselling Cocky Bastard series.
BLURB
The last thing I expected on the first day of my dog sitting job was a middle-of-the-night fire alarm.
Things go from chaotic to scorching hot when I run into my old crush, Miles Thatcher, on my way out of the building.
Talk about disastrous timing.
I haven’t seen him in years – seven to be exact.
Since the day we buried his sister – my best friend.
That was both the best and worst day of my life.
It was also the day Miles kissed me – and promptly forgot about me.
Some things never change. He still has no clue who I am.
Miles is no longer the boy I fell in love with.
Now he’s just a stuck-up big shot with a big bank account and bigger ego.
I wish I didn’t still have feelings for him but seeing him again only makes me want him more.
If only Miles would finally ‘see’ me.
A lot can happen in seven years, but time hasn’t erased the guilt he carries.
Underneath his fancy façade is a man who can’t get over the grief of losing his baby sister... or the regret of not being able to prevent it.
And I’m just the girl who can’t get over him.
Things go from chaotic to scorching hot when I run into my old crush, Miles Thatcher, on my way out of the building.
Talk about disastrous timing.
I haven’t seen him in years – seven to be exact.
Since the day we buried his sister – my best friend.
That was both the best and worst day of my life.
It was also the day Miles kissed me – and promptly forgot about me.
Some things never change. He still has no clue who I am.
Miles is no longer the boy I fell in love with.
Now he’s just a stuck-up big shot with a big bank account and bigger ego.
I wish I didn’t still have feelings for him but seeing him again only makes me want him more.
If only Miles would finally ‘see’ me.
A lot can happen in seven years, but time hasn’t erased the guilt he carries.
Underneath his fancy façade is a man who can’t get over the grief of losing his baby sister... or the regret of not being able to prevent it.
And I’m just the girl who can’t get over him.
Stuck-Up Big Shot is a damaged hero/childhood crush/best friend's brother romance inspired by Stuck-Up Suit.
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MY REVIEW
Who knew dog-sitting would be so exciting? A fire alarm, and a meeting with someone from her past brings up old feelings. Feelings of attraction woven with ribbons of grief that Miles and Sutton will have to find their way through if there's a chance of something beautiful happening between them.
Witty dialogue, a sweet and strong heroine who takes no crap, a closed off, damaged hero brought to his knees by love - a tried and true formula that's served well here in Stuck-Up Big Shot, and a wonderful addition to the Cocky Hero Club.
Witty dialogue, a sweet and strong heroine who takes no crap, a closed off, damaged hero brought to his knees by love - a tried and true formula that's served well here in Stuck-Up Big Shot, and a wonderful addition to the Cocky Hero Club.
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AUTHOR BIO
Sierra Hill wrote Physical Touch, her first full-length romance, after a corporate acquisition provided her some quality writing time during a stint of unemployment. She has always been an aspiring writer, and feels incredibly blessed to be living her dream.
When not working part-time or writing her hot, steamy novels, Sierra loves attending live concerts, and is a huge alternative music enthusiast. She and her husband even travel to various cities across North America whenever their favorite band, Pearl Jam, is on tour.
Sierra freely admits to being addicted to reading, all things chocolate, and too much coffee.
Sierra resides in the Seattle area with her husband of twenty years and her rescued (and certifiably crazy), German Shepherd dog.
She is currently busy working on her next book.
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COCKY HERO CLUB
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