Harley Blake is a small town girl who's known she was gay since age ten. She's felt like an outcast for most of her young life. She's grateful to have the support of her loving family, and for her motorcycle, which she rides often. When she moves to New York City for college, she meets Caroline and Abby, who are the truest friends she's ever known. They're both straight, but vastly different. Harley is focussed on her career and making a name for herself. She eventually lands her dream job with an up and coming public relations firm, Sarah Michaels and Associates, as a photographer and graphics and design artist. At thirty years old, Harley hasn't come close to falling in love. That's until, she lays eyes on Danielle, who is running for governor, and a huge potential client for Sarah Michaels. Harley has an undeniable, immediate attraction to her. They meet in the most unexpected place, at the most unexpected time, and Danielle is the most unexpected, complicated woman. Harley soon realizes that what she's feeling goes far beyond infatuation. It's that all consuming love that she thought only existed in movies. Despite scandal, danger, heartache, and the odds being stacked against them, Harley is determined to fight for Danielle's happiness and protect her, even if that means losing the only woman she's ever loved, and everything she's worked so hard for.