Lying In Bed

"Longing makes you weak. It's an emotion I've managed to avoid for the past eight years."There
was a time when Marlowe Wyatt had abandoned herself to the unrestrained
pleasures of love; she'd been bold and unashamed, giving her heart and
body to her lover without inhibition or hesitation. Until she was
betrayed. It's ironic, then, that she now earns a living composing love
letters for clients incapable of communicating desire -- erotic
fantasies she skillfully creates with her head, but never her heart . . .
deliberately disconnected from her passionate core.Her newest
client is about to challenge all that. From the moment of their first
encounter, Gideon Brown ignites in her an overpowering hunger like none
she's ever known, and a vulnerability she thought she'd vanquished. As
the powerful attraction that sizzles between them inspires Marlowe's
best work, sensations and desires she'd long held in check sweep her
toward the brink of surrender. Yet her own fear, plus thoughts of the
woman for whom Gideon hired Marlowe to write the letters, holds her
back. But for how long?