A Reclusive Heart
From the New York Times best-selling author of the Neighbor from Hell series comes a contemporary romance about a painfully shy pushover with an unhealthy addiction to chocolate, her cranky agent, and the stalker determined to destroy everything.
She could do this.
At least, that’s what Jamie kept telling herself, but something, mostly the fact that she couldn’t stop panicking anytime someone asked for an autograph, told her that agreeing to come on this book tour might have been a mistake. She just…
She couldn’t do this, which was going to be a problem since she signed the contract that she’d been hoping would be enough to force her to break out of her shell. What it did was place her at the mercy of the incredibly handsome man determined to make her go to every signing and interview with a smile on her face.
She needed more.
She needed…a list.
This was going to be perfect.
Finding out that the little recluse was the famous J.L. Lewis was the last thing that Nick Quinn expected, but as long as she kept writing, signed autographs, and smiled on cue, he could make this work. What he didn’t expect was for the little recluse to suddenly rebel, leaving him with no choice but to give in to her demands. He would play along for now, checking items off her list, anything to make sure that this tour went off without a hitch, even telling himself that she was just another client.
He would never be able to give her what she wanted, what she deserved, and he would never be able to stop thinking about her, but if he didn’t figure out who was behind the letters, he would never be able to do the only thing that mattered.
Keeping her alive.
This is the Re-Release of A Reclusive Heart.
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