What started off as a fling with Ian Sinclair is now a full-on love affair, and Nina Valentine can hardly believe her good fortune. Life with Ian gets more delicious every day, and after years of struggle all she has to worry about is her art.But it's not long before her doubts resurface and she's once again wondering if she fits in Ian's world. As generous as he is, she hates taking his money, and everyone from her own mother to Ian's friends seems to think less of her for it.Alone in their little love nest the two of them make sense, but as soon as they let the outside world in, it all starts to fall apart. People are starting to talk, and she doesn't like what they're saying. Even worse, she's starting to believe them.Keep Me is a 28,000 word novella. As the sequel to Tempt Me, it's best enjoyed after reading Tempt Me first. Isabel began reading romances at the age of fourteen. That's the year her grandmother came to visit, bringing with her a shopping bag filled with (very tame) Harlequin and Silhouette romance novels. Isabel was immediately and forever hooked. What could be better than experiencing all that lust and new love just by reading a book?She earned her MFA in poetry, but meeting her soon-to-be-husband made her too happy to write her usual melancholy poems. It was time to try her hand at writing the kinds of books she'd been gobbling up for years. Now she writes steamy contemporary romances about men and women discovering their true selves while navigating their way to great sex and true love.In her spare time, Isabel watches British mysteries, plays disc golf (it's a thing), and religiously re-watches Dirty Dancing. She lives in Connecticut with her conveniently tall, dark, and handsome husband.
