When a structural engineer falls into the arms of a sinfully gorgeous actor, an unlikely friendship forms. But when their platonic trip to Paris turns into something more, they will have to decide if they are willing to risk their relationship for a chance at love. William E. Stirling has dominated movie screens and stages around the globe. He has ardent followers wherever he goes, living a life of glitz and glamour. He is charming, dynamic, powerful, and wrapped in layers of mystique. And he is a complete fraud, his public persona as fabricated as Santa Claus, but without the gut. Rarely can he step out of the fiction surrounding him, so when a luscious redhead who has no idea who he is tumbles into his arms, he finally lets himself be ‘just Will’. Alexandra Piotrowski seemingly has everything she ever wanted. Her tiny universe is filled with great friends, her engineering career, a Montreal condo she fixed up herself, and a relative acceptance of her abundant curves. But Alexandra’s perfectly structured life is a cage, her insecurities keeping her firmly locked away. However, ‘just Will’ comes complete with dimples and an appreciation of her questionable sense of humour. And he makes her come alive in a way that terrifies and excites her. Being friends with him would be ridiculous. But a romance? Regale that option to the realm of the absurd. Drawn to each other despite their differences, their friends-only trip to Paris will have them questioning the nature of their relationship. Falling for Will would be a colossal mistake, but what is a girl to do when her foundations are crumbling under his lopsided smiles and thoughtful nature? Paris might not be a good idea, but can Will and Alex find the one thing they didn’t know they were missing in the City of Love? They may come from different worlds, but when the only place you feel safe is with each other, can the distance be bridged with love?