When the body of a female homicide victim, Elizabeth York, is found in MacArthur Park, LAPD Lieutenant Aiden Flint begins his investigation at her last known address: 2045 Clementine Lane. But instead of the next of kin he’s expecting to find there, he encounters four high-end escorts: Catherine, Lyla, Juliette, and Antoinette. Despite his reluctance to become personally involved with the girls, Aiden soon finds himself navigating a personal entanglement with Catherine—the only girl without an alibi for the night of the murder. Thrown into a relationship she never imagined for herself, Catherine Beauchamp must choose between the woman who saved her life in the past and the man who is quickly becoming her future. But little does she know that her past is coming back to haunt her, and her future has never been more uncertain…

When Lyla, the woman he saved from Paradise Trailer Park sixteen years ago, asks Rye Chery to be her alibi for the night of her roommate’s murder, he agrees. But unsure of where she really was and terrified of what she’s done, Rye books a week of Lyla’s time with the Antoinette Rupetta Escort Agency so that he can take her home to Paradise and work on uncovering the truth. Spending time with Rye in Paradise isn’t just dangerous to Lyla’s heart—it’s dangerous to her and to everything she is. But unable to tell him the truth, she willingly returns home, placing herself in more danger than Rye could have ever guessed.

When Dylan Duke stumbles across an ex-employee of his on an escorting website, he books her time indefinitely in the hope that he can finally find out why she disappeared all those years ago. Little is he expecting to be pulled into Juliette’s life, which includes horrific past trauma, an ongoing murder investigation, and an uncertain future. Determined to face the man who fired her after the death of her husband and son, Juliette agrees to date Dylan Duke. But when she sees him again, she’s shocked to realize that he’s not the monster she’d always imagined. Instead, he’s funny and kind and proves to be an incredible support system as she battles with her clinical OCD and depression. But how can she give her love to someone else when she can barely survive day to day? And how can she start over when she’s lying to everyone and withholding evidence from the police?