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When Heidi isn't writing, she enjoys cooking, reading, knitting, listening to music, and watching television with her husband and ten-year-old daughter. She enjoys writing across many genres but loves above all to write happy, romantic endings for LGBT characters because there just aren't enough of those stories out there. Heidi Cullinan has always loved a good love story, provided it has a happy ending. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. When it comes to love, El and Paul may learn that secondhand doesn't mean second best. There's no reason to believe the two of them could fit, but in El’s line of work, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure. Paul and El have nothing in common except a past full of disappointments. Still, when Paul starts clearing out his old life, pawning kitchen equipment he never wanted in the first place, El is drawn to Paul in spite of himself.

El may make his living dealing in castoffs, but that doesn't apply to men. When he wanders into Tucker Pawn for a gift to win her back, he meets El Rozal, pawn shop owner and all-around cynic.Įl Rozal doesn’t do relationships, especially not with clueless straight boys still pining for their ex. All Paul wants is to get back to normal, even if he's not sure what that is anymore. Paul Hannon moved to Tucker Springs for his girlfriend, but she’s left him with a house he can’t afford and a pantry full of useless gadgets.