Breaking Hollywood

At twenty-eight, a woman finds herself boyfriendless, homeless, and jobless—not the fresh start she had imagined. Matters become even more chaotic when she accidentally hits Hollywood’s notorious bad boy, Gabriel Evans, with her car and breaks his foot. With guilt weighing on her and nowhere else to go, she moves into Gabriel’s apartment to help care for him while he recovers. The arrangement is practical on paper, but living with a man she has long secretly desired makes every ordinary task more complicated.

Gabriel is handsome, famous, and difficult: he drinks too much, smokes constantly, and has a talent for being crude and rude. She intends to find a new home as soon as possible and leave once his foot heals. Yet domestic proximity, attraction, and the unexpected vulnerability of looking after someone begin to unsettle those plans. As their tense living arrangement develops into something more intimate, both must contend with the possibility that this accidental collision could lead somewhere neither of them intended.