Electric

Meisy Avery-Cotton, the princess of New York, has three lives. The first of hers, full of high society events, the one that her mother, Vivianne Avery-Cotton, the first female judge of the Supreme Court, forces her to wear to prove that her family is perfect. The second, the one that the press insists on showing, full of parties for rich children, irresponsibility and luxury, and in which Meisy is completely exposed. And the third, which she hates as much as the previous two, the one that Meisy forces herself to live in front of her friends and the people who know her, pretending that she doesn't care at all. But at the end of this kaleidoscope of days and lives, where is the real Meisy? Who really knows her? Reed West has just returned from his last assignment with the Rangers to settle permanently in New York. He must do it, his motives are too important. His friend Bale offers him a job: to take care of the youngest daughter of the Avery-Cottons, the princess of New York. Reed is direct, smart, brash, and has learned to take life exactly as it comes. Meisy is rebellious, honest and intelligent, but neither of them imagines what fate and the city have in store for them. Fairy tales are back, filled with cosmopolitan skyscrapers, music, the most deliciously sexy desires and boundless love.