She’s willing to gamble everything for a truly good time. Wealthy and privileged, Allison has lived a comfortable and boring life. But it’s a life full of secrets, too. When she finally admits that she’s ready to walk on the wild side, she makes her confession to the one person who has the experience to make all of her fantasies a reality. As handsome and roguish Todd challenges Allison to a less-than-innocent game of poker, she recklessly bets it all - herself included - and gives Todd everything he needs to relieve her of her “good girl” guilt. With the chips in his favor, Todd has no trouble forcing Allison into fulfilling every fantasy she’s ever had. But as her inhibitions are replaced by a more vulnerable feeling, Allison needs to know whether Todd’s all-in or just bluffing when it comes to her heart.

Having embraced her deepest fantasies in an all-or-nothing game with Todd, Allison struggles to regain her composure when he leaves her heartbroken and alone. She’s determined to play the hand she was dealt, which means holding her head high and keeping up appearances for the sake of her family’s expectations. As she gets back in the game with Roger and moves in with her friend Diana, her painful past slowly becomes manageable. Asserting her independence certainly helps. But dating someone who would have been perfect for the old Allison just isn’t her idea of moving on. She’s ready to own every part of herself, including her darkest desires, even if she must do so without the help of the man who first set her fantasies free.

It will take more than blind luck to turn this game around. When Allison reunites with Todd, the pleasure of being together is quickly tempered by the pain of her family’s disappointment. And as her parents reject both her independence and her choices, Allison quickly becomes estranged from them just as she should be the happiest she’s ever been. Though Todd has no plans of folding on Allison again, the pressure from her family is difficult to overcome. He’d like to show everyone his cards once and for all, but playing for keeps is the riskiest move of all.