Love was something she didn't have time for...until a peer pressured swipe changed everything. Between moving into a new city, finding herself, and trying to maintain jobs, Willow Bennet has told herself love WILL wait. She knows relationships take time and that's something she doesn't have, at least right now. One night while at a dinner party, her friend suggests online dating, she laughs at the thought of trying something so useless. But later that night curiosity and her friend takes over her. Download. Make a profile. One swipe. Then she stops and sees a familiar face Jermajesty Jackson Stopped in both her shock and her friends' shock, she swipes immediately thinking nothing of it. It had to be a joke right? Until they match....

❝The two ended off on bad terms but they are forced to still see eachother due to their kid.❞

What happens when a summer trip with your closest friend blurs every line ever drawn? Forced to face the ultimate question: is risking the best friendship you've ever known, worth the chance at forever?

IN WHICH... Maeve Hart has spent her entire life behind the camera, building a name for herself as one of Hollywood's most talented young directors. But when she's invited to help co-direct Michael, her world is turned upside down. Working alongside the cast and crew means getting to know the talented and close-knit Jackson family, especially the film's star, Jaafar Jackson. Through late-night rehearsals, family gatherings, and unforgettable moments behind the scenes, Maeve finds herself becoming part of a world she never expected. But while everyone is focused on the movie, someone else is quietly watching from the sidelines. Jaafar's younger brother, Jermajesty, never planned on falling for the girl his brother works with. And Maeve certainly never expected that the person who would understand her best wasn't the famous actor in front of the cameras, but the one standing just outside the spotlight. As friendships grow, feelings become impossible to ignore, and the line between Hollywood and real life begins to blur. But in a family constantly surrounded by attention, can something genuine survive when the whole world is watching?