Christian Hawthorne is a player and he has no shame in admitting that either. There hasn't been a woman who wouldn't want him and he doesn't turn them down; he never has, besides a single exception. His best friend's baby sister, Allison. He could never look besides the fact that she was 18 and he was 27. She would always be a kid in his eyes, after all, he had watched her grow up and couldn't destroy the girl's heart by his player ways and potentially lose his best friend. Six years later, they meet again and he realizes that he had been so wrong. Allison had grown up to be nothing like the kid Christian always thought she was. The only problem is that Allison doesn't want Christian anymore (or at least that's what she tells him). She is beautiful, smart and infuriates Christian to a level he can't comprehend. But despite this, he can't help but crave her.

Sarah is feeling good about her life. She has a new flat, a boss who appreciates her and no strings sex from the hottie next door. But she ought to know that when things are going this well something is bound to screw it up.