JORDAN RILEY, a twenty-nine-year-old chef at the luxurious Wilshire Palm Hotel in Los Angeles, California, wants nothing to do with the Hollywood lifestyle she's surrounded by. After being abandoned by her father and devastated by her mother's death, Jordan goes forward alone, knowing that only she can control her future. Her focus becomes convincing her boss to open his own restaurant and hire her as sous-chef, pushing aside any other distractions that may come her way, including love.
Until she meets Hollywood's most eligible bachelor, Daniel Hutchinson, who wants nothing more than to settle down with someone he can trust to not use him for his fame. Daniel's previous relationships, including his Hollywood actress ex-wife, have all proved to be fruitless and can't seem to fade into the background. But Jordan's lack of love in past relationships leads her down a path of self-doubt and fear she's never experienced before. Afraid of the media, Daniel's fans, and love itself, Jordan rethinks whether being with a celebrity is worth it at all.
