Room for Revision - Dominique Davis

She produces movies with happily ever afters, even though she's convinced love is a career-killer.

Tara Gao didn't climb to the top of a Hallmark-esque film studio by being soft. She's efficient, blunt, and in a small town to oversee a spiraling production. When she checks into the local inn, she expects five-star service, not a headstrong manager who refuses to be intimidated by her reputation.

Faith Thompson is used to handling eccentric guests, but the cold-hearted executive in Suite B is her biggest challenge yet. She isn't afraid to stand up to Tara, especially when she starts to see the vulnerable woman hiding beneath the icy exterior.

As the film faces one setback after another, Tara finds herself retreating to the comfort of Faith's inn-and her arms. As their connection deepens, their once professional arrangement becomes more.

With a promotion waiting for her in the city, Tara must decide if she's willing to trade her seat at the top for a permanent reservation in the one place she finally feels at home.