When Charlotte Parker meets Camden Smith during her first year at Oxford University at a Freshers’ after-party, their attraction is instantaneous. There is not a small chance in hell that anything between them will ever be platonic. This sizzling attraction leads to them having mind blowing sex at the party and when Camden later admits that he has a no-strings-attached approach to dating, Charlotte is seemingly thrilled at the idea.
In summary, GQ model-looking Camden Smith was good trouble from the start. And as for Charlotte, she loved and craved every moment of it.
Both faced with the grueling workloads that come with being a part of Oxford’s student body elite, they agree that exclusively using each other as an outlet to ‘blow off steam ‘and have lots of fun while doing so is a brilliant idea. The arrangement works perfectly . . . at first until Charlotte’s past daemons and other external factors threaten to detonate their almost perfect plan.

Added to the drama is the fact that Charlotte has fallen hard for Camden and she’s uncertain about what she should do about it.

Can Camden put aside his fixed notions about being in a committed relationship and also remove the media’s image which portrays him as only being good enough to be a ‘a dumb party boy’ in order to give him and Charlotte the real chance that they deserve, or will Charlotte have to accept the fact that Camden can never be what she truly needs and decide to go their separate ways.