Limelight Envy by Jay Shaw

Unlike the interstellar villain he’s played for the past five years, Xavier King is a good man. It’s a distinction he’s got used to defending. With Lunar Studios shifting their focus from the Dante Jones franchise to the Ethan Fox spin off, Xavier’s character is reduced to the occasional cameo, and his agent puts him up for a coveted role in a highly acclaimed book-to-screen romance.
But, can a muscle-bound tough guy be convincing in the role of beloved romantic hero? As the debate rages across the width and breadth of social media, in a firestorm that shows no signs of diminishing, Xavier can’t help but envy the million-dollar careers and perfect Hollywood romances of his fellow castmates.
Beth Connors can’t remember when she last read a book, saw a movie, or went on a date. Working as an ER nurse, and raising two kids, is all she has time for. She’s had her shot at love and it didn’t work out. But when she witnesses an attack in the produce section of her local supermarket, the hope she thought long dead flickers to life in the striking green eyes of the man she rushed to help.