For most of his life, Ty Weston was proud of his wild reputation. He enjoyed the infamy and attention, loved seeing his name and face splashed all over social media. But that's all in the past now. The reformed bad boy lives a calmer, quieter life, putting in long hours at his firm and spending all his free time with his boyfriend Vasya, a Russian hockey player turned bodyguard. There's only one thing that would make Ty even happier—Vasya quitting his job, moving to Houston full-time and building a life together. Cosmologist Cait Weston has been called those things her entire life, often by her exasperated and embarrassed mother. But beautiful, funny, interesting? Those words are as alien to her as the social skills she has yet to master. Cait is perplexed by wealthy oligarch Mikhail's interest in her, but she can't deny the unexpected feelings he inspires. He seems to like her just the way she is, not caring that she's blunt, awkward and rigid. When Vasya's complicated past and cutthroat businessman Mikhail's business moves place the Weston siblings in danger, Ty and Cait converge in Moscow to save the people they love most. Together in Moscow, Ty and Cait navigate the highs and lows of modern love. But only one of the Weston siblings will leave Moscow with their happily ever after.