Actress and author Robinne Lee has written a new novel called "Crash into Me". This is her second book, following her debut novel "The Idea of You". Lee's debut novel was a major success and is described as super sexy. Further details about "Crash into Me" can be found in the Waco Tribune-Herald, which reports on Lee's latest work and her thoughts on her writing career.
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