The Heart Principle by Helen Hoang
Helen Hoang is a quiet individual who never speaks. before she does And then she starts saying the worst things. Since reading her first romance book in the eighth school, she has become addicted. She was given an autistic spectrum disorder diagnosis in 2016, which is similar to the condition formerly known as Asperger’s syndrome. Together with her husband, two children, and a pet fish, she currently resides in San Diego, California.
The Heart Principle by Helen Hoang
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Anna Sun, a violinist, is debilitated and exhausted from her attempts to recapture the moment when she unintentionally finds career success with a popular YouTube video. And when Anna’s long-term partner says he wants an open relationship before making a commitment, she determines that if he wants one, then so does she out of hurt and rage. She’s going to start having a lot of one-night stands. The better, the more despicable the men.
Quan Diep, a tattooed motorcycle rider, steps in at this point. The fact that Quan welcomes Anna unconditionally on a level that she has only recently begun to comprehend means that their first, second, and third attempts at a one-night stand all fail. When tragedy strikes Anna’s family, she decides to play a part she is not equipped for, but the pressure of expectations eventually threatens to break her. Quan and Anna need to battle for their shot at love, but they also need to fight for their own survival.
The Heart Principle by Helen Hoang is a must-read novel about a young violinist named Anna Sun who becomes a YouTube sensation overnight. When her partner Julian decides that he needs to date other people before committing to her for life, she is facing burnout while trying to recreate a masterpiece. Julian never imagined Anna would date or engage in a romantic engagement with anybody besides him. The first one-night fling Anna has is with Quan Diep, a tattooed biker who is very understanding and accepts her for who she is and her limits in contrast to her family. Anna is upset, hurt, and angry and begins to have a string of one-night stands.
