When ex-millionaire Ryan Sullivan learns he and a sexy stranger inherited a mansion with the condition they must first live in it together for three months, he doesn’t see the downside. In ninety days, they’ll sell the house and walk away millionaires. He didn’t count on falling for the ethereal woman he’s forced to live with and vowed not to touch. Brought up by an eccentric mother who believes she and her daughters are Muses possessing the magic to inspire creativity in the right men, Portia Dubrovsky never gave credence to her mother’s delusions—until Portia meets Ryan the morning after dreaming of him. Craving the permanent home she’s never had, she’s determined to find a way to buy Ryan’s share of the house—one way or another. As the walls of the luxurious mansion crumble around them, they can’t deny the electricity they share as they dance to the music, which only they can hear. But when the music stops playing, will they sell the home and go their separate ways, or have they have built a sturdy enough foundation to last a lifetime?

To meet the conditions of a will, Braden Angelopoulos has thirty days to teach musician Viola Dubrovsky how to run his restaurant and help her write three songs. Worried that she’ll sell the property to his competition, Braden uses everything in his arsenal to seduce her into falling in love with him, never intending to fall for his own charade. While the pink-haired, tattooed, Viola doesn’t care about money, she postpones her plan to move to California, determined to save Braden’s restaurant while keeping her hands to herself and her heart protected. As Viola comes into her powers as a Muse, she transfers her emotions to the food she cooks and inspires Braden to write lyrics rivaling his favorite Shakespearean Sonnets. But when the conditions of the will are met, will she leave for her California dream or stay to make beautiful music and a new dream?