It covers much of her own journey of coming to terms with her diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Understandable, given how Hoang has admitted that The Heart Principle is an #ownvoices story. This shift in perspective makes The Heart Principle more personal in tone than the previous two books in the series. This book is written in the first person ( I, my), as opposed to the first two books which were written in the third person (She, they, he). Will she be able to finally silence the voices around her, and fight for what she truly wants? What we thought of The Heart Principle As Anna and Quan’s repeated attempts for one-night stands with each other fail they discover freedom in each others acceptance.īut when Anna has to step into a new role in her family, the pressure and expectations of others threaten to destroy her once again. But the pair don’t get exactly what they bargained for. Struggling to regain his confidence after a recent health battle, Quan hopes a one-night stand will help to make him feel like the man he used to be. Why should he be the only one having casual sex with strangers? Anna commits to breaking out of her comfort zone at the urging of her friends.Įnter Quan Diep, tattooed, motorcycle riding, CEO of fashion brand he runs with his cousin. Enough to try anything to get her out of the rut her life has become. When her long-term boyfriend suggests they try an open relationship, she’s hurt and angry. But she’s caught in a seemingly neverending loop, burned out from trying to recreate that level of success.

Publication date: 31st August 2021 Synopsisīestselling author of The Kiss Quotient, Helen Hoang finishes out her romance trilogy with The Heart Principle.Īnna is a professional violinist struggling to come to terms with the fame and pressure resulting from a viral YouTube video. It is refreshing to read a book that wholeheartedly acknowledges this. The journey to self-acceptance is hardly ever an easy one. The Heart Principle demonstrates the importance of learning to love, accept and be confident in who you are.

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