Tate Kelley thought working for New York’s most notorious celebrity chef would be career suicide. Pierce Browning has a reputation for reducing line cooks to tears and turning kitchens into war zones—all in pursuit of his three Michelin stars.
Nolan Wright thought protecting San Francisco’s most paranoid tech CEO would be just another security gig. Parker Redding burns through bodyguards faster than code—three in six months, all fleeing his hypervigilance and fortress-like existence.
When broke grad student Camden Waller spills coffee on Chicago’s most ruthless corporate lawyer, his desperate offer—to be Andrew Spalding’s fake boyfriend—might just save his sister’s medical bills from destroying his family.
Seth Stratton thought landing a job as executive assistant to Seattle’s most ruthless CEO would be career suicide. Reid Sterling has a reputation for freezing out assistants faster than Seattle’s winter rain—six in eight months, all fleeing his impossible standards and arctic demeanor.
