If You Loved "The Luckiest Girl Alive," Add Jessica Knoll's Other Books to Your List

Knoll started her career in legacy media, including a stint at "Cosmopolitan," where "Fifty-One Shades of Blonde" was first published in serialized form. It's a super-steamy forbidden romance, with a little corporate drama thrown in. When assistant Megan discovers something potentially incriminating on the desk of Christopher, a handsome and intimidating financial CEO, their relationship takes a turn for the decidedly unprofessional.