A friends-to-lovers romance set in the glistening Broadway stages of a sultry Pride and Prejudice musical adaptation. Broadway heartthrob Ethan Everett has been in love with his best friend, Willa Davidian, since they first bonded during the Midnights at The Musical! tryouts. Now, a hit show on Broadway, the two are closer than ever, and his feelings have become more challenging to deny. He could confess it all and lay everything bare, but Willa has a strict rule against dating actors. Willa has only ever had unfortunate luck with lousy men who've failed to understand her demisexuality and needs, but after two years of getting to know Ethan, she's falling for him. She'd be willing to break all the rules set against dating actors, but she'd never risk ruining the friendship they've built. She's comfortable with how private her life is, slightly different from his renowned fame. But everything changes when Willa, the understudy for Elizabeth, has to go on for the principal role and play pretend with Ethan in front of a sold-out crowd. With beats of intimacy and far more heat than Austen ever wrote, their real-life emotions are set ablaze right alongside the characters. The two must decide if their friendship is worth risking in an industry that comes with too many perils and uncertainties.

Opposites attract in a slow burn romance that's life-changing in more ways than one. After a pattern of toxic exes who've constantly belittled her, hopeless romantic Sahar Peck is done with love. She's taking time for herself, focusing on her friends, and soaking up every minute at her dream job as Jane Bennet in Broadway's hit musical Midnights at Pemberley. That is, until she starts falling for Jay, the prickly but sweet screenwriter she sees every day at the local coffee shop. Jay Callahan is spending the summer with his eight-year-old daughter while he's fighting burnout and frustration from the lack of stability in the film industry. But when Sahar, the woman he's been falling for since they met, wants to read his screenplay, he jumps at the opportunity to share his work and spend more time with her. As Jay and Sahar rework his screenplay, their friendship slowly evolves into a partnership neither has known before. But with the disappointments they've both experienced in their pasts, can they finally accept that this love is here to stay?