Happily Ever After

She wrote sexy romance novels. Everyone expected Brenda Storm to look and act as if she'd stepped out of the pages of one of her own books. Eric Sheffield, president of a national bookstore chain, was no exception.

From the moment his lips unexpectedly claimed hers at the New York Romance Conference, Brenda knew she had a lot to learn. He was willing to teach her. He transformed her, glamorized her, then took her on a three-week publicity tour of his bookstores. She was a sensation. But weaving fantasies was one thing; being Eric's bedroom playmate was another. So why did her heart tell her to turn her back on fantasy and take a chance on real live love?