Photographer Sadie Price is known for her thick skin and infallible instincts. A lofty education has made her skilled in her craft, and a fear of poverty—and love for Jimmy Choo—has made her one of the East Coast’s most savvy paparazzi. She keeps her exhilarating but sometimes hectic life manageable by staying on the right side of the razor-thin line between celebrity photographers and the stalkerazzi.   But all that changes when Sadie locks horns with one of Hollywood’s hottest bachelors.

Something about Ethan Wyatt’s charisma and startling good looks throws Sadie off her game. Something about Sadie’s dogged determination—and a very compromising picture she snaps—throws Ethan off his.   Hatching a scheme befitting the silver screen that made him famous, Ethan sets out to give Sadie a taste of her own medicine.   And when her life almost instantly becomes as frenzied as those of the “It Girls” she follows, Sadie starts to see her career, her love life, and Ethan Wyatt in ways she never had before. . . .

Ryan Hadley is just fine. A twenty-five-year-old New York City woman making do, her life is neither outstanding nor bad enough to require medication. She has a rent-controlled studio apartment that most non city-dwellers would consider slightly smaller than a grossly inadequate walk-in closet. She has a mind-numbing job, two fantastic girlfriends, and a love life in dire need of resuscitation. She’s making it--just fine. And that’s her problem.

That is, until Veronica and Audrey leap up the corporate ladder and Ryan’s best guy friend, a budding rock star, gets his big break. When an ex-boyfriend--the ex-boyfriend--stumbles back into her life it’s enough to jolt any twenty-something woman out of her stultifying inertia. Ryan gets herself a plan to straighten out and vastly improve herself and her life. But will Ryan’s plan pay off, and spin her into the exciting city life that’s eluded her for so long? Or has she got her eye on the wrong prize?