The line between love and hate isn't fine-it's a six-lane highway with rush hour traffic. Alfie Bishop likes his life how he likes his wine-well-crafted and predictable. Granted, since his divorce, predictable has verged on boring. He's had more meaningful conversations with his plants than with women. But that doesn't mean he needs to change. Especially not for the woman who humiliated him in front of an important client and makes a sport of pushing his buttons.Surrounded by her friends' happily ever afters, Lauren Masterson is resigned to a life of one-night stands and perpetual first dates. No matter how many book boyfriends she collects, real men never seem to live up to her expectations. If her archenemy Alfie is any example, she's better off alone than with a man like him.Living on opposite coasts keeps their mutual hatred from burning too hot. But when Alfie arrives at Mailbox, Inc. to help out a friend, the pair can't stop running into each other-literally and figuratively.They could bury the hatchet, but pushing each other to the point of breaking is so much more fun.Author's note: Editor-in-Chief is the steamy conclusion to the Mailbox, Inc. series but can be read as a standalone. This enemies-to-lovers, forced-proximity romance is filled with innuendo, banter, and explosive attraction, with a happily ever after guaranteed.
