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Heather Long

  • Chief Economist, Navy Federal Credit Union
  • None, Washington Post
Washington, D.C.
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Chief economist @NavyFederal | Marketplace contributor | Data aficionado | Views my own | Email: heather_long@navyfederal.org
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The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy

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By Heather Long, Brigitte Knightley
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ISBN9780593819487 Published onJul 07, 2026 Published byAce Pages416 Dimensions6 x 9 Brigitte Knightley’s modus operandi is to write what she wants to read: enemies-to-lovers romances that put the unresolved back in “unresolved sexual tension.” Her work is enjoyed by fans of slow burns, tongue-in-cheek rom-coms, and suffering. The Exquisite Torment of Loving Your Enemy is her second novel and the sequel to The Irresistible Urge to Fall for Your Enemy.
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#20BooksOfChristmas2025: You Make it Feel Like Christmas (24), Snow Kissed (25), and Christmas Fling (26) #BookReview #Audiobook

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By Lindsey Kelk, Heather Long
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I am continuing to enjoy my Christmas reads this year. My goal was to read all the ARCs and ALCs that I have received this year. At this point, I now have 47 on that list. That means I have to read a minimum of 16 per month to finish them all by the end of December. I don’t think that will happen now, so I will have to finish in January. I have finished 28 at this point, and 4 extras (all novellas) so I’m doing pretty well. Here are my thoughts on #24, #25, and #26.
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Welcome to the era of stagflation-lite

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By Heather Long
| Washington Post Opinions Verified
Welcome to the era of stagflation-lite (washingtonpost.com) Welcome to the era of stagflation-lite By Heather Long 2025091723171900 The United States is entering a period that looks and feels like stagflation, the dreaded s-word that hasn't been uttered much since the 1970s and early 1980s. It means both unemployment and inflation are climbing.
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