Lena is having nightmares. She's in an abusive relationship, and she doesn't know how to get out. Rick summons up visions. He flits from girl to girl in order to find the one he literally dreams about. And then Lena slams her hand in a car door in the parking lot where Rick works. That's when everything changes.

There is a fine line between love and hate. When bartender Mick Ross first sees Holly Buchanan walk into Donny's Bar, his heart comes to a halt. That is, until she serves him her fake ID and reveals her true nature when she's declined her drink. Holly thinks Mick is an ass, and she has no clue why he can't stand her. Though, she does enjoy looking at his ass. So, when Donny hires Holly to waitress at his bar, she must either deal with Mick's hatred toward her or give him a taste of his own medicine. Tensions are high. Comments are made. Hearts are hurt. But if there really is a fine line...

Rose Duncan is dancing on Broadway. She's spent hours a day for the last two decades to get there, and now she's living the dream. She's happy, she's driven, and life couldn't get any better. Ben Falco is a pitcher whose only goal is to make it to the Major Leagues. He keeps his grades up, he doesn't party, and he stays away from committed relationships - they'll only distract him. But when Ben meets Rose, she's no dancer, and she's certainly not happy. In fact, she doesn't seem to be living at all. Yet something about her makes him want to know what's turned her into this shell of a person,...