Beatrice Johnson Greene, a bestselling criminal offense writer, comes with an unusual favor to ask. Whenever a chance encounter brings Emma Fern into her lifestyle, she thinks she’s found just the individual for the work. Shortly Beatrice will desire they’d never met.

For Emma, desperate to please, it’s an present she can’t refuse. All she’s to do is usually lend her name to Beatrice’s following novel, her initial in a fresh genre. But when the reserve becomes an enormous triumph, Emma finds herself the toast of the literary world. From no one to somebody without writing a word. It’s her first taste of achievement, and today Emma wants even more. This is her masterpiece, after all. It says etc the cover.

Only Beatrice knows the reality. And surely there’s a remedy to that. Modified edition: This edition of Until I Met Her contains editorial revisions.