Stroke of Midnight by Barbara Plum

Jane Austen meets Frankenstein meets Moonstruck.

Keisha Gamble, a Silicon Valley CEO forced to take a leave of absence, would rather kiss a snake than go on a blind date. Doesn’t matter that her BFF harangued Keisha into submission. Keisha has more important things to do on her LOA.
Like iron her socks and underwear.
Darcy King existed in a coma for six months following a near-fatal car accident. And he has the battered, eerie face to prove it. Dumped by his fiancée for his equine-vet partner, he’s down on women. He agrees under duress to a blind date with Keisha. He figures he’s entitled to a streak of masochism.
When Keisha opens the door, screams, and faints, how much worse can their blind date get?
Plenty worse for two wounded people love finds and turns their messed-up lives upside down. Their lust is mutual, but Keisha has a hang-up that tests Darcy’s once brilliant mind.
When he laughs and suggests the full moon’s responsible for their lunacy, she finds herself laughing too. In fact, she’s never laughed so much as with this weird guy she can’t risk being around.
When he asks her to teach him to iron his socks, the fun begins.