‘Honey’ Gustafson was raised viewing Audrey Hepburn films, especially Breakfast time at Tiffany’s. Abandoning Omaha and her abusive family members for New York City, she parlays her resemblance towards the legendary screen actress to reinvent herself like a postmodern Holly Golightly right down to the elbow high gloves, water eyeliner, and upswept hair. As an escort to hedge account CEOs and visiting Saudi sheiks, all of a sudden Honey is living the life she’s always dreamed of, party to a glittering world of prosperity and about Honey privilege previously glimpsed through film. But there is a shadow side towards the gilded route Honey has selected. One evening her tainted fairytale erupts in brutal violence that comes close to getting her killed.

Raised within the hard streets of Spanish Harlem, sexy ER general practitioner, Marcus Sanders has seen his discuss of domestic violence outside the hospital as well as within it. Still, something about the wonderful waif-like young woman who shows up in his ER clothed in vintage couture and bearing a damaged wrist and patchwork of bruises tugs at his heart. ‘Honey’s’ stoicism and persistent courage frustrate him but also win his admiration. When she discharges herself against medical advice-his-Marcus is normally both irate and fearful for her. The bastard who beat her within an inch of her existence will likely achieve this again-and next time she may possibly not be so lucky. He understands he can’t save everyone, but he can save someone-this somebody. Breaking every guideline in the medical handbook, and likely a law or two, he paths her back again to her Park Avenue apartment-and gets much more than he bargained for.

Can Honey and Marcus overcome their dark pasts and discover their very own sexy Happily Ever After?

Contains mature themes.