A handsome talk show host goes searching for the secrets of women's deepest desires. When Nicole Hart is bumped without notice from a guest spot on Anthony Gawain's provocative talk show, she is plenty steamed. She decides to get even on camera by pretending to be a sex therapist to address the question posed on his next show: What Do Women Want? As sparks fly between Nicole and the handsome host, it soon becomes clear neither one of them can even remember the question. But to Nicole's surprise, Anthony might have some answers that she wasn't expecting . . .

With his lean, hard body and sexy slouch Kyle Fox is as handsome as the movie stars he reviews on his television show, Theatre Talk.First mistaking the uptight Miss Amanda Butterworth for the network censor, Kyle is less than happy to learn she is being foisted on him as his new co-host.Their surprising chemistry raises more than the ratings and Amanda counters his dirty tricks with anonymous steamy letters of invitation.All bets are off when Kyle begins to suspect his annoying co—host is behind the sexy letters that he can't get out of his mind, which leads to a tantalizing game of seduction both on and off air.

Mitch Marlow is Hollywood's hottest bad boy. But lately his reckless, real—life stunts have gotten very dangerous, making movie studio executives nervous about their investment.Smart and sassy, Molly Hill is the talent agent stuck with babysitting the arrogant star. It's her job to keep him alive until the Western he's shooting wraps.But will both of their Bad Attitudes rub together to spark a flame in the close quarters of a movie-set trailer?

"LOVE, ME is humorous and fast-paced; a book that will disappoint the reader only because it's over too quickly." —Rendezvous MagazineDakota Law has a way with words. Country music's brightest star, the lyrics he writes make every woman melt.Chelsea Stone is rock music's legendary bad girl with a mane of dark curls, red lips and flashy long legs, but that's not enough to stop a career on the skids and the big zero in the romance score.Dakota isn't having any of it. And he definitely isn't going to write the song she so desperately needs to revive her career.In their battle of wills, could it actually be desire that wins out?