The Book of Love — Asha King

Romance editor Janaeh Forrester is a problem solver. A Jill of all trades, she's worked in all aspects of publishing and no challenge is too big for her to overcome. It's this reputation that leads her new employer to send her after the elusive Delilah Daniels, their top selling romance writer, who won't deliver her latest manuscript and made the last editor quit.

But “Delilah” is nothing that Janaeh expects. It's the pen name of Carter Daniels, a thirty-something man as sexy as he is arrogant and frustrating.

Six months have passed since Carter's divorce was finalized and writing happily-ever-afters seems like a lie he can no longer tell. When Janaeh shows up at his door with a schedule in hand and threats to take back his advance if he doesn't meet his deadlines, he assumes it's a joke. But his attractive new editor is there to see that he finishes the book, driving him mad with both irritation and desire.

Her presence stirs up something far more sinister, however: Janaeh is directly in the path of Carter's more fanatical followers, and someone will stop at nothing to get her out of the way.