Cleo Adams has spent her life being hurt by men, so she's made it a game to screw over attached men, taking anything from them that she can take and leaving them to live with the consequences. But on the night she meets him, everything changes. At first he looks to her like just another man to screw over, but she soon realizes that she's never been more wrong in her life.

Connor Bancroft was born to a militant feminist mother and a powerless father, and women have done little to prove to him that they aren't all the same, set out to screw as many men over as possible, in any way possible. Since reaching adulthood, he's made his living taking from rich women. And when he first saw her in the bar that night, he thought she was just another beautiful woman with too much money and no feelings. But he feels himself drawn to her in a way that he's never been drawn to a woman before.

Will the night they spend together be their one and only? Or will Cleo and Connor find a way to be together in a world that's left them distrustful of the opposite sex for good reason?