Does She Or Doesn’t She? (NAPSA)—Theheroineof Alisa Kwitney’s new book Does She or Doesn’t She? (Harper Collins, $13.95) is Delilah Levine, a soap opera writer whose job demands full use of her imagination, but whoselife at home might benefit from a fantasy or two. Lately, Delilah’s lawyer-husband Jason has been acting suspiNe ciously and she thinks Boras, their plumber, the insolently sexy 4 Ford, might be / the immoral, ~~ yet incredible clos Ina Or Sill answer to their clerosiytS? reer, marital prob- lems. Though facing cancellation of her contract for the daytime soap opera, Secrets, Delilah spends much of her time writing herself and Ford into several steamy scenes. While Delilah struggles to decide whether she should act on her feelings and have an affair she finds out Ford is more interested in her husband. The sexy plumber is really an FBI agent spying on Jason. This smart, sassy love story follows Kwitney’s The Dominant Blonde, which received rave reviews. For further information, please go to www.alisakwitney.com.
