The only thing more impossible than the deadline? Each other.
Startup employee Lacey Lang believes hard work should speak for itself, but at Lettercat this philosophy has gotten her approximately nowhere.
It doesn't help that every idea she has gets buried or bested by Jude Mulholland, the founder and CEO, who has a habit of showing up just in time to kill her projects and steal the spotlight. He's brilliant, he's exhausting, and he's not a person Lacey trusts with anything.
So it's all too typical when a desperate Jude comes to her when Lettercat's funding is in jeopardy. Lacey has a choice: she can help him save the company, or watch it go under.
Four crazy weeks. One conference room. Zero personal space.
But it turns out the guy who steals her spotlight can also finish her sentences. The guy who gets under her skin is the only one who gets her jokes. And somewhere between the whiteboards and the all-nighters, Lacey starts wondering if the real risk isn't losing her job—it's losing her heart to a guy who might sell out the company she loves.
