Hearts Can Change in Time

Alex Cord seems to stand, untouched, at the center of a maelstrom of success—but can his heart survive unscathed?

After inheriting his grandfather’s oil and gas company, the new millionaire plunges single-mindedly into his career aspirations. Unwavering, Alex will sacrifice everything—including love—until Willis Oil is a multi-billion-dollar conglomerate and he can settle down with the right woman.

While love and commitment must wait, however, romance and passion are another story. Hearts Can Change in Time, follows Alex through his well-earned victories—both in business and in romance. Each of his romantic partners agrees to Alex’s terms of engagement, ensuring that he can meet his business goals while satisfying both personal honor and physical passion.

But hearts do change and, as time goes on, Alex’s no-strings-attached mandate proves a challenge for his lovers. In his own way, through the years, Alex has loved them all:

Dorothy, whose spirit and beauty captured Alex’s heart despite their differences . . .

Jessica, the sheltered yet adventurous sorority girl . . .

Constance, whose on-again off-again relationship with another man finally ends under the most dire of circumstances . . .

Dianna, Alex’s best friend, who has been witness to her share of his conquests . . .

Becky, the beautiful, career-minded woman who isn’t afraid to take charge of her own destiny . . .

Hearts Can Change in Time. Is a whirlwind of high-flying adventures, taking the reader from the boardroom to the bedroom in a romantic tale that’s laced with resorts, beautiful women and lovemaking. Love, passion, betrayal and heartbreak intertwine in this fast-paced, intricate tapestry of emotions and carefully laid plans.  Heart’s Can Change in Time will stay with you forever.

Author Ron Hanlon lives in Tulsa (OK) with his wife of 30 years. A decorated Viet Nam War Vet E-5 attached to 101 Airborne, Hanlon taught Jr/Sr High School in Punta Gorda, Florida. Worked for the Coca-Cola Co., Florida Power and Light, the Frisco/Burlington Northern Railroad, and was Owner /Pres.  of HHI (a lawn and tree service) for 30 years, until retiring. When not writing, Hanlon also enjoys Photography, Sailing, Cruising and Flying.