The child of successful actors, Lena Mays has one goal: to prove to her family she can be a star. After years of being compared to her talented sisters, she finally has a chance to prove herself when she’s cast in her first Broadway show. It’s the perfect part in the perfect show with the perfect cast… Well, perfect except for one thing. The minute she meets goofy Toby, she can tell they won’t get along. He’s not serious and not nearly focused enough. How is she supposed to focus on a Broadway career when Toby is always messing around? Toby Pritchard is the luckiest guy alive. He’s got great friends, supportive parents, and he has finally been cast in his first Broadway show, after years of chasing his dream. His life couldn’t be better, until one day, he literally stumbles into the most beautiful woman in the world, and he realizes what he’s been missing. Lena is gorgeous and passionate. He can’t get enough of her, even though she can’t stand him. He needs to find a way to make her see him. After a near accident, sparks begin to fly between Lena and Toby. But could Lena’s ambition and Toby’s quest for the perfect life ruin everything? Can love survive the cutthroat behind-the-scenes world of Broadway?

Cady Cameron had a bad year. The blind date with her brother’s best friend—her teenage crush—Jake Longley, ended abruptly the moment Jake figured out who she was. Her Broadway debut hit a bad note when she told her castmate she had feelings for him, and he chose someone else. Cady forces herself to pick up the pieces of her life, finding a job as the standby for Broadway’s biggest diva and trying to ignore Jake’s constant presence in the apartment she shares with her brother. But his constant charm and his encouragement of her career make him awfully hard to keep away from… Jake Longley is known as the “Bad Boy of Broadway.” He’s figured out that women love him and leave him, so there’s no need for him to get himself into a relationship. When his best friend sets him up with his little sister, Jake is so taken aback, he runs away before he can hurt her. When his best friend forces him and Cady to join forces for a romantic duet at a concert, Jake starts to see meek Cady in a new light. She has a voice that would shake a Broadway theater, and Jake takes it as his solemn responsibility to make her see just how talented she is. One song becomes a friendship that might slowly burn its way to a flame, if Cady and Jake can learn to trust themselves offstage just as much as they do onstage.