She writes about the sexy hero. He puts his life on the line. But isn’t a marriage of convenience a trope, and should stay in books? April The older policeman has been a part of my fantasies for as long as I can remember. So much so I write law enforcement romances to bring my dreams to life. In my stories it doesn’t matter he’s my brother’s best friend and partner on the force. On the page, he’s mine. But in real life, when he needs my help, I marry him knowing I have to maintain my secret. But this is good for research? Right? Dylan When my sister died and left me guardianship of her two kids, there’s no question I take on the responsibility. In fact, it should help me keep my attention off the curvy little temptress, known as my best friend’s younger sister. But when somebody questions my responsibility of raising my niece and nephew, there’s only one person I can turn to– April. Marrying her is like a dream come true. But I struggle with keeping my hands to myself and I'm not sure how long I can resist temptation. This spicy, age gap, romantic novella has the steam with the curvy heroine being a bestselling author who writes police officer romance like nobody’s business. So what does it matter that her heroes are always based on the forbidden cop in her life. It’s what makes them juicy to read. This is the fifth book in the series, Sultry Scribe Sisters. It’s a standalone and has NO cheating, NO cliffhangers, and a HEA.