Olivia Chantry might keep her table in disarray, but she’s a dynamo when it comes to business: her Seattle-based business, Light Fantastic, organizes dazzling events that induce the display her clients need to promote their products or their causes. Her wonderful success has almost made up to get a marriage that finished in catastrophe and left her wedded to a profession rather than a mate.

She certainly has plenty of on her behalf well-sculpted shoulders when she inherits a portion — 49 percent, to be precise — of Shine, about Adobe flash Inc., her uncle’s high-tech light firm. But it’s the interloper who bagged the various other 51 percent with whom Olivia has butted minds: Jasper Sloan, a business capitalist and dealmaker known as a guy with all his ducks in a row, and his nice, orderly life under control. Right away of their feisty business dealings, the so-called partners nearly crash and burn off: these are suspicious of each other’s motives. But the snap, crackle and pop of their sexual energy can’t be denied. Today, their steamy joint venture is headed unmistakably in a single direction: trouble.

Dazzling with Jayne Ann Krentz’s irresistible mixture of sassy wit and sheer suspense, Display explodes into passionate pyrotechnics as a beautifully mismatched pair finds the bottom line isn’t making it available on the market — it is the merger of hearts.