You can only run from life for a little while. Eventually, it catches up.
A hitchhiking musician looking only for freedom and adventure as he sings for tips across the US spends a single night with spunky pink-haired Jenny, only to discover that sometimes, one night can be the beginning of forever.
La falla de San Andrés acaba cediendo ante las temibles fuerzas telúricas y desencadena un terremoto de magnitud 9 en California. Ante tal catástrofe, el piloto de helicóptero de búsqueda y rescate Ray (Dwayne Johnson) y su ex esposa Emma (Carla Gugino) viajan juntos desde Los Ángeles hasta San Francisco para salvar a su única hija, Blake (Alexandra Daddario). Pero su tortuoso viaje hacia el norte solamente es el comienzo del desomoronamiento de todo lo que creían firme en su vida.
Kat Wilder is screwed. No parents to take care of her. No money to pay the mortgage for the apartment she shares with her little sister. No chance at a future. She doesn’t even have time to daydream about her passions. She barely gets by waiting tables, getting treated like crap by the wealthy people who think she’s nothing.
Then she runs straight into billionaire tech CEO Blake Sterling.
Aloof, distant, and utterly in control, Blake is impossible to read. He wants Kat to play the role of his girlfriend and he’s more than willing to dig her out of debt. His intentions are good. According to him.
They need to convince everyone they’re madly, deeply in love. Their entire relationship would be a lie. And a big one. The one true thing—the two of them alone, together—that part would be amazing.
It would be Blake’s way. Blake’s terms. Blake utterly in control, inside and outside the bedroom.
There’s no way she can agree. There’s no way she can refuse.