[MATURE READERS-CONTENT OFTEN EXPLICIT] The Devil Wears Prada meets Sweet Home Alabama in a contemporary romance that explores the realm of privacy, desire and success in a highly public relationship. "I felt undeniably drawn to him. There was almost a tangible force around us, dragging us into a bubble that was solely ours. It was a bubble that kept us safe from the world, but not necessarily safe from each other." Aspiring fashion designer Charlotte thought making an indie film in New York City was going to be easy money, easy contacts, an easy path into the industry. But, falling for her stock-broker-turned-actor co-star, Will Carter was far from what she expected. In the largest city in the world, where everyone knows you, having a private relationship and being so deeply addicted to one another was dangerous. No matter the cost, for Charlotte and Will, it seemed to be harder to walk away than to fight the challenges of being together.

Aria Silver considers herself relatively lucky - as far as teenagers go. She goes to a good school, has good friends, is on the varsity cheerleading team, and has a family as decent as families get. She's happy and can hardly imagine anything changing. That is, until the week of tequila, the sirens of an ambulance, a new boy, and a funeral. After realizing that life isn't all what it's made up to be sometimes, Aria is left to her own resorts to try to answer some of the worlds longest, burning questions: In a world full of so much despair, how do we find something worth living for? How do we keep fighting, even if we fail to see the silver linings?