Taryn Robbins just wants to get through her day without any unnecessary male drama. Working as an investment banker in a field dominated by alphamales, she’s constantly fighting for every shred of respect she gets. Earning six figures is great for helping pay down her enormous debt, but it definitely puts a damper on dating. Sure, she would love to get off, but she’s basically living in the office so it’s not like she has time for dating anyway. Josh Bartlett hates the legacy that his father has left him in the finance world. It’s one of cheating and an illegitimate child with his secretary that broke up his parents’ marriage. That’s why he’s determined to avoid any in-office romances: nothing good can come of them. Besides, he barely has time outside of work. When Taryn and Josh collide for the first time, it’s hard to deny that sparks are there. After convincing Taryn that he’s worth the risk, Josh continues to woo her with trips to the opera and fancy gifts. But as things heat up between them, the differences in their lifestyles become more and more apparent. It doesn’t change the way that Josh seems to understand Taryn’s needs before she can voice them, and he’s more than willing to keep her happy and satisfied. Facing down her family’s financial ruin, Taryn has to decide what matters more to her, her career or a relationship with Josh. Will they be able to look past their reservations and nurture this growing bond between them? Or will they let the pressure of keeping their office romance a secret destroy what they have?