The Earth shook the morning actor Ethan Bradley arrived in Los Angeles looking for a second chance. He hoped his former producers Reese Matheson and Toby Griffiths meant it when they said to look them up if he were ever in LA because he had no other options.

The pictures the paparazzi took at the wrap party for their London show made sure of that. What he wasn't counting on was the reception he got from their manager, Arthur Frye.

He was absolutely the kind of together guy Ethan wished would notice him, and for more than his pretty face and talent. Too bad Arthur only sees Ethan as a complication.

Arthur Frye has his hands full with his best clients-and best friends. The last thing he needs is another diva to care for, especially one who has a reputation for causing trouble.

He has a strict rule against getting involved with the talent, no matter how pretty they are. Only Ethan Bradley shines for real, and when Arthur realizes his nice-guy innocence is genuine, he's ready to do anything to help Ethan get his career back on track and get him out of LA.

He's too much of a temptation, and Arthur can't afford to lose focus. .

. not even for a chance at happiness for himself.

Especially not when his star clients are about to risk their professional and personal happiness with their newest creation; a musical about two boys falling in love in the 1960s featuring music written by Reese's grandfather, whose health is in decline. Ethan Bradley shakes things up wherever he goes, and Arthur Frye is afraid he'll be left in the wreckage if he gets too close.

Can these two opposites find love on solid ground?. .