Evie DuPont has it all—a trust fund lying in wait and a man or two who love her. But she doesn’t want any of it. She creates EvieDu Designs as a way to free herself from the ethically-questionable family till. When the economy hits a snag, she has no choice but to load her client list with the one-percent elite she knows too well. Ethan Brandt, a brilliant tech-entrepreneur, is chasing after her. He isn’t exactly a movie star, but Sullivan Pearce is. This mega-movie star/former high-school sweetheart pops by Evie’s Brooklyn brownstone between movie shoots for sizzling sex. He is her secret and she is his—but secrets have a way getting out. And while that all may sound fabulous to most women, it is making Evie miserable. Evie unwinds after work with a roster of quirky characters, delivering meals to battered women at a nearby shelter twice a week. When the opportunity presents itself for Evie to design and help fund a woman’s shelter near the loft space where she works, she comes to realize that money and influence can be put to good use. After a tragic event causes her to re-evaluate her life choices, Evie has a chance to hit the reset button. It’s no coincidence Sully has chosen this moment to come back to New York for his Broadway debut. Evie must decide if she’s finally ready to share his curtain call, or if it’s time for her to take center stage.