Hearts on Fire: A ‘firey’ novelette

Erin Barber works as a junior stylist at her sister Amelie’s popular hair salon, and is forever in Amelie’s shadow. When Erin and Amelie attend their cousin Chelsea’s Hen’s Night at swanky nightclub, Nirvana, sparks soon fly as hunky firefighters put on a sizzling revue to raise money for the Burn’s Unit at a local Children’s Hospital. The fireys – adorning next year’s charity calendar – don’t disappoint, setting the house on fire. And Erin has already become accidentally acquainted with the incredibly ripped and cheeky Mr November! After the smoking-hot performance, the emcee announces a silent auction. The prize? A dinner date with the firey who gets the highest bid. Mr November has already stirred the flames of desire in Erin, but she knows she could never afford to put up the cash for a date with him. Will her dreams of a night with the gorgeous firey go up in smoke? And just what is Erin’s gran, Lizzie, up to? AUTHOR: Despite continually describing herself as a fledgling writer, Jenny Lynch is notching successes faster than anybody can say ‘Call the editor.’ Publications of her flash fiction, short stories, quirky rhymes and novelettes, are certainly proving her wrong. After the success of winning the Manjimup Bluegrass Song Lyric competition in 2016, Jenny decided there and then to try her hand at anything connected to writing to enhance her skills as a writer. And it certainly seems to have paid off.Known for having what Jenny herself describes as a ‘warped sense of humour’, Jenny’s pieces of writing have amused many of her fellow writers at Gosnells Writers Circle for several years. She loves nothing more than creating funny, saucy or zany cards and unique books for family and friends, especially enjoying the creative graphic design aspect.An avid writing-competition entrant, and now long-listed three times in the Australian Writers’ Centre’s Furious Fiction competition, Jenny has been overheard saying, ‘I am going to win this one day… just watch this space! —- ISBN: 9780645437003