Come with Me, Sheba — Preston L. Allen

Along comes the lowly Sol, who dares to woo the beautiful but sad businesswoman by reciting her own poetry to her. When her fiance finds out, he uses his influence to get Sol fired from his job as a mall security guard.

Much to everyone's surprise, Sol returns the next day as the manager of the shoe store across from Sheba's shop and begins to charm her again. And again, her fiance gets him fired.

When Sol returns a few days later, as manager of the blue jeans store, Sheba is definitely intrigued. He is handsome, intelligent, and persistent. But the mysterious air around him makes her cautious.

What is his connection to the rich entrepreneur Michael Montel? To the street thug Lethal Coon? How does he know so much about her? How can he recite poems she has never shown him--poems she has never shown anyone?

""Come with me, Sheba,"" Sol invites. "Come to my world for just one night, and you shall have all your answers."

Sheba accepts. And the trouble begins.