Madison Dumont has everything she should want--plenty of money, a high-profile job running her family's philanthropic foundation, and no one to answer to if she has a fling with a different woman each month. The thing is, there haven't been any flings lately. Or any dates at all. But it's the last thing she wants anyone to know.

Parker Reinhart needs to raise thirty thousand dollars by the end of the month or the local LGBT youth center will have to close. When she signs up for the Dumont Gala for Non-Profits, she knows it's the youth center's last hope. All she has to do is find one wealthy donor, and Madison Dumont might lead to that perfect connection.

Madison and Parker both have ulterior motives when they agree to fake date, and neither are worried love will get in the way. But when they end up at a sex party, pretending suddenly gets very personal. Is it all for show? Or after one weekend in Tahoe, do they have something real worth holding onto?