Disorderly Conduct

It was hate at first sight.

At twenty-nine, Drew Meloni is a millionaire who refuses to settle-or settle down. He needs to control everything in his life, especially his women. He calls them his "flavors of the month," and he likes to keep them at bay.

At twenty-four, Arianna Lopez is an out-of-work artist and virgin who lives off of her father's fortunes as she seeks to conquer her own dreams.

When business brings these two together, sparks fly. Arianna is unimpressed by Drew's bravado and arrogance, and he's infuriated by her ability to resist his charms. When they find themselves thrown together again, no one wins. Both have their eyes set on a dream house, and Arianna takes a big risk when she outbids him-paying far more for the house than she can afford. And she now blames Drew for her current financial trap. The two go back and forth and are eventually arrested for disorderly conduct. A judge warns them what might happen if they can't figure out a way to stay apart or play nice-but soon enough, they're both under arrest again.

The judge sentences them to live together for eight months, and violation of their agreement could land them in jail. Things go from bad to worse-until they realize that what they feel for each other is sincere love.