Deep in the Heart by Jenny Redford

Can an actress prove her love for a media consultant is more than an act?

Actress Hannah Knight didn’t mind going to the country’s biggest comic convention to promote her television show. After all, that’s also where she met Nate, a man with no last name and an expensive suit that ended up on Hannah’s hotel room floor. But while Hannah was getting lucky, her co-star Trevor Lowe was getting drunk, and the video of him passed out on the street went viral. Fans are shocked and advertisers threaten to boycott the series. To fix this public relations nightmare, the TV network’s president comes up with a plan: the two co-stars will fake a relationship to help rehab Trevor’s image.
Enter The Burnham Agency, a pair of brothers who have earned a reputation as the best crisis management team in Hollywood. But this time, Nate Burnham is fixing a problem he created after he slept with Hannah and her boyfriend got drunk when he found out about it. At least, that’s what Nate believes.
Hannah swore she would tell no one — not even the Burnham brothers — that she’s faking her relationship with Trevor. But what happens when the man she really wants to be with is the man who was hired to sell her fake relationship to the public?