Though he works in the mailroom of a small publishing house, Mark really doesnÂ’t care much about books. That is, until he finds a discarded manuscript along with a photo of the beautiful author. Her name is Kendra Hatmaker. Her novel is called 99 Martinis. Now heÂ’s obsessed. Posing as an editor, he meets Kendra by promising her a book deal. He has every intention of revealing the scam, but how do you tell the object of your desire that youÂ’re a fake?
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