A surprising number of people I know actually entered through her 'One Night' series, beginning with 'The One Night'. It's contemporary, still steamy, but the premise—a one-night stand with consequences—feels slightly more modern and relatable than the billionaire fantasy of 'This Man'. The emotional conflict between Livy and M is compelling without relying solely on over-the-top possessiveness. After that duet, you could circle back to her earlier, more infamous work with a better understanding of her style. The reading order within her bibliography isn't strictly chronological after publication, so you can jump around based on which tropes appeal to you most.