Grey Rickman, a journalist for The New York Times, is offered the opportunity of a lifetime and a huge boost to her career-ghostwriting a memoir for one of the world’s most beloved actors. She is deeply in love with her girlfriend, dancer Christian Scott, and her world couldn’t be better.

Christian, though proud of Grey and all that she’s accomplished, is facing her own career dilemma. All she’s ever wanted to do is perform and create, her body her kinetic canvas. But, in one of the few industries where youth matters above all else, her time is coming to make decisions that no woman in her mid-thirties should have to make: is it time to retire?

As the career of one begins to explode into the stratosphere and the other’s implodes after a career-ending injury that makes any retirement discussion irrelevant, Grey and Christian begin to drift apart. Changing priorities and newly built walls lead to fears and accusations, further tearing at the fabric of the love they’ve worked years to create.

Will cooler heads prevail to warm up the hearts of the deeply passionate couple in time to create a new dream for their second act?