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Hi, I’m Henny Quinn, a writer who loves stories with complicated relationships, messy feelings, unexpected twists, and characters who don’t always make the right decisions. I write contemporary romance and fiction, with a soft spot for stories that mix humor, drama, friendship, and a little chaos. I love creating characters who feel like real people—with flaws, secrets, bad decisions, and plenty of reasons to keep turning the page. When I’m not writing, I’m probably listening to music, watching way too many shows, or coming up with another story I probably don’t need to start. Thanks for reading my stories. I hope you find a character, a moment, or a little piece of yourself somewhere in them. ❤️

ABOUT ME

Hi, I’m Henny Quinn, a writer who loves stories with complicated relationships, messy feelings, unexpected twists, and characters who don’t always make the right decisions. I write contemporary romance and fiction, with a soft spot for stories that mix humor, drama, friendship, and a little chaos. I love creating characters who feel like real people—with flaws, secrets, bad decisions, and plenty of reasons to keep turning the page. When I’m not writing, I’m probably listening to music, watching way too many shows, or coming up with another story I probably don’t need to start. Thanks for reading my stories. I hope you find a character, a moment, or a little piece of yourself somewhere in them. ❤️
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Kissing My Fake Boyfriend

Kissing My Fake Boyfriend

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“Pretend to be my boyfriend.” It was the most ridiculous thing Ryan Smith had heard since transferring to Asherville High. Cassie McCutcheon spent three years loving Troy Scott, the golden boy everyone adored. Behind their perfect relationship was a girl slowly disappearing, holding on to someone who had already stopped caring. Then Troy dumped her in front of the entire school. Cassie refuses to give him the satisfaction of seeing her fall apart. So when the new guy—confident, reckless, and impossible to ignore—agrees to play her fake boyfriend, she takes the deal. One goal: make Troy jealous and survive the fallout. There’s just one problem. The more convincing they get, the harder it is to remember none of it is real. Staged dates turn into late-night conversations. Pretend touches start to linger. And Ryan, who swore he’d never want her, starts falling anyway. But Troy isn’t ready to let go. Cassie isn’t as over him as she pretends. And Ryan is hiding a past that could ruin everything. Pretending to love someone is easy. Trusting them is something else entirely.

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The Secret Heir’s Wife: Marriage In Contract

The Secret Heir’s Wife: Marriage In Contract

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“Last chance to walk away,” Vaughn said, hand on the courthouse door.“No,” Sienna answered. “I already counted the cost.”Sienna Shaw keeps a notebook of every dollar she owes. Fifteen years of lists have taught her that love is a debt she cannot afford. When her sister’s husband raises the rent and calls her a burden in the same breath, Sienna does the only arithmetic that still adds up: she agrees to marry a stranger her elderly customer has been quietly arranging.Vaughn Reed is cold, precise, and offers a six-month contract. No intimacy. No attachment. No questions about the empty Century City condo that holds one mattress and one chair. She signs. She starts a countdown. She refuses his black card and cooks lemon chicken on a borrowed pan.What she does not know is that Vaughn Reed is a costume. His real identity is Vaughn Raines, hidden heir to a hotel empire, running a quiet test of his own: whether the woman who tracks every debt will stay once the money becomes real.But the contract is only the first secret. A half-remembered lullaby, a torn photograph, and a sealed adoption file begin to surface, pulling Sienna into a decades-old war between the Raines and Whitlock families—the same families that once erased her mother’s name and left her orphaned.When the lies finally burn, the six-month clock is already ash.Will she walk away from the first home that never sent her a bill, or stay for the man who finally stopped counting?

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