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At twenty–eight, Clay Beasley is one of thousands of young, handsome actors trying to get that "big break" in L.A. And with his warm brown eyes, incredible body, and aw–shucks Texas charm—plus talent—he's getting close, even if he is stuck taking extra work on daytime TV's hottest soap opera, Sunset Cove. Spending time on the set is a real eye–opener for Clay, as he gets to see the soap world's most gorgeous, egocentric men and women at their conniving, clawing best (or worst), along with a parade of bitchy producers, weary directors, insane writers, put–upon casting agents, and ruthless network hotshots.

Even among the young and the restless of the Sunset Cove cast, certain larger–than–life characters stand out. Like Jack Benz, a.k.a. Stone Coltrane, the hottest man in soaps, whose square jaw and full lips have launched a thousand housewives' fantasies, even though his preferred fantasy involves rough trade with gorgeous young men. And Travis Church, the show's star bad boy. With his long, dark hair and mouthwatering physique, he's the one person on the set Clay would like to get to know much better. It just so happens that Travis welcomes the chance to show Clay what passion is all about, igniting an explosive, secret affair...

But everything changes when Jack Benz meets a tragic end just before sweeps week. Suddenly, Clay has his chance at the role of the lifetime, pushed into the spotlight and possibly into danger—because Jack's death was no accident... it was murder. Now, the set of daytime TV's hottest soap is nothing compared to the diva–drama going on behind the scenes: a steamy, sordid, sexually voracious affair in which everybody has a motive; everybody's got an angle; and everybody's doing everybody else—any way they can. With his star rising and the police questioning the entire cast and crew, Clay finds that the one thing he truly wants is the most dangerous of all... a chance to take his love public, no matter what the cost...