How do you write the perfect arrogant hero when you've never met one?

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For romance author Bella Hayes, moving to Los Angeles is supposed to be the start of a dream career. Her publisher wants a bestselling manuscript, her deadline is approaching fast, and her newest hero needs to be charming, frustrating, and impossible to resist.

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Then she meets Asher Sterling.

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Hollywood's most celebrated actor doesn't just walk into a room — he expects it to rearrange itself around him. He assumes. He takes. He moves through the world like every inconvenience is someone else's problem and every door was already meant to open for him. He is, in every possible way, exactly what Bella's novel needs.

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Unfortunately, the more time she spends around him, the harder it becomes to separate the man from the story.

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Because Asher Sterling is nothing like the headlines claim.

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Or maybe he's so much worse — because underneath the arrogance is someone far more dangerous to write about than a simple villain.

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When the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur, and the actor who inspired her story discovers the truth, neither of them will be ready for the ending they didn't see coming.

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Packed with witty banter, slow-burn chemistry, first love, and laugh-out-loud moments, The Actor I Couldn't Stand is an enemies-to-lovers celebrity romance about finding inspiration in the last person you'd ever want to fall for.

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The Actor I Couldn't Stand: A Witty, Slow-Burn Enemies-to-Lovers Romantic Comedy

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