Book I of II. The Hollywood scene has always fit Tennyson Wright like a too-tight sweater. A highly respected director, he has managed to avoid the games and power plays of Tinseltown. Until now. To gain more publicity for the film he's shooting, the studio has decided a PR relationship is in order, and soon Tennyson finds himself pushed into the spotlight with one of the actresses on set. Rich, spoiled, much younger, party princess Sophie Pierce. Sophie, famous for being infamous, got her part in the film due to her daddy, the studio chairman. But there's more to her than wild nights and drunken tabloid photos, and she's aching to prove it. Under Tennyson's protective wing, she begins to navigate the uncharted territory of responsible adulthood and takes the first steps toward a legitimate, lasting fame based on her talent, not her reputation. But in order for Sophie to truly soar on her own, she's going to have to shed every part of her life. Freedom has a price.