One week in Paris. One leaked tabloid photo. One stalker who tapped her phone.

Hope Williams was supposed to clear her head in Paris after losing her advertising job. One drink at a dive bar turned into a bar fight she didn't start, and Charlie Norouzi, the most infamous trillionaire playboy in the western hemisphere, pulled her out of the middle of it and into seven days she was not supposed to remember this clearly.

He flew her home in a private jet. Kissed her at JFK. Promised to call.

Then a paparazzo leaked naked photos of their Paris week, Hope's old boss fired her permanently, and her toxic ex Patterson started texting her things he shouldn't know she'd done.

Charlie is launching an airline called Zeus, a rival called Jupiter, and a fake engagement that's going to look very real on camera until the man stalking her decides the easiest way to make Hope Williams disappear is to make her husband disappear first.

Fake engagement. Paris fling → scandal → revenge. Flaky playboy grows up. Stalker-ex thriller beats.