Toronto Collection

Twenty-eight-year-old Andrea returns home from a business trip to find Alex, her boyfriend of fourteen years, nervously waiting for her. Assuming he's finally going to propose, Andrea's instead horrified to learn he's been cheating on her and is leaving to be with the other woman, who he calls Andrea's opposite.At first Andrea's paralyzed by shock and sadness, but the business analyst soon forms a plan: change every last detail of her life and become her opposite so Alex will come back to her.It's a challenge at first, but soon Andrea's loving the changes she's making, the new activities she's doing, and the new people in her life. But will she change enough to get Alex back? And if she does, will he fit into the wonderful new life she's creating for herself?("A Life That Fits" is book 5 in the "Toronto Collection" set of loosely connected novels. While most of the books are not sequels, your favorite characters will reappear across the books in the collection, letting you follow their lives after their original book ends.) Want a free monthly story and updates about Heather's books? Copy bit.ly/HW-NL into your browser's address bar to sign up.Heather is a natural 1200 wpm speed reader and the author of twenty-three novels. She came to writing after careers as a software developer and elementary school computer teacher and can't imagine ever leaving it. In her spare time, she reads, swims, walks, lifts weights, crochets, changes her hair colour, and plays drums and clarinet.Generally not all at once. While these books don't form a strict series, they are all set in the same area of Toronto and some of the earlier books' characters and locations do make appearances in later books. You wouldn't completely spoil your reading experience by picking them up out of order, but you would definitely find spoilers of how the earlier books end!

Kelly Bennett's full of questions she can't answer. Has she really found a boyfriend who won't cheat like her ex-husband did? Why is her younger sister so much better than her at everything? Is the employee she just hired good enough for the gaming store she loves? What's the real reason that her daughter took a year off instead of going to university? And, most importantly, shouldn't a woman who's nearly fifty feel more in control of her life?At her weekly Dungeons & Dragons game, Kelly finds a way to get the answers she craves without the fear of making bad decisions: her trusty dice. Letting random chance choose her new hair colour and what to order for dinner works great, so she takes it further. Too far? That'll depend on what the dice decide. And on whether Kelly can somehow learn to trust her own instincts and take initiative in her own life."Roll or Initiative" is book 18 in the "Toronto Collection" set of loosely connected novels. While most of the books are not sequels, your favourite characters will reappear across the books in the collection, letting you follow their lives after their original book ends.