Kicked out of the house at sixteen for being gay, Seth has learned how to make a life for himself on the streets. Now, at twenty-one, he has seen both the good and bad of society as he's struggled to survive. Gentry Steele is a household name in America. Everyone knows him. He pulled himself from poverty to wealth by pure luck. He has everything anyone could ever ask for, apart from the one thing he's always wanted, love. At the wedding of a mutual friend, Gentry saves Seth from a trip to jail. The simple act turns into a weekend of passion and pleasure that neither can forget. One weekend isn't enough. As the two spend time together, they find they have more in common than they thought, and that their goals aren't so different. Determined to make parents who kick their children out of the house pay for what they've done, Gentry and Seth find that money doesn't matter and that what they create together is more important than anything they've done in the past.