It's All Staged

Good villains make great shows. The perfect mix of Emily Henry’s books, the series “Bad” and the reality show “The Bachelor.” Jacqueline Matthis is unhappy with how her writing career is going and wants to boost sales of her books by taking part in the popular reality show “The One.” Jacqueline knows exactly what role she needs to play to succeed, because romantic stories are her thing. But problems arise on the way to the happy ending with bachelor Marcus. Producer Henry Foster is one of them. He’s smart, attractive, and the girl can’t stop thinking about their hot night right before filming began. The worst part is that the show’s writers decided to cast Jacqueline as the villain. What do you do when your whole story is just editing, and real love is left off-screen? “The book is perfect for those who, like me, love chaos. I devoured it in one sitting, and then I had book hangover. The story is a wonderful combination of psychological arousal and delightful romantic tension!” — Olive Blake, author of the bestseller “The Atlas Six.” Lori Devore is the author of four novels and a Clemson University graduate in South Carolina. From time to time you can see her at university sports events, where she gives valuable advice and supports the team. In her free time, she enjoys reading on the beach, overindulges in TV watching, and takes care of her favorite pet—her dog Wrigley—at home in Charleston, South Carolina. “That’s All Editing” is her first book for an adult audience. “An ideal beach read! You won’t be able to stop! Don’t be surprised if you finish the book in a day,” — In Touch Magazine.