They warn you not to make a deal with the devil, but I clearly wasn't listening. It's just one date. One fake date. On Valentine's Day. How difficult could being Satan's Valentine really be? Damian Edgerton has it all. His penthouse apartment in the city, his thriving business, the authority, respect, and fear of the people he works with and who works for him. Settling down isn't his style. Relationships are nothing but a weakness, and Damian doesn't tolerate weakness. But when a potential client assumes Damian is in a relationship and invites him and his girlfriend to a Valentine's Day dinner to close the deal, Damian doesn't correct him. Now he needs a date, and fast. Brielle Collins has no interest in making friends at her new job. She's been down that road before, and all it did was cause drama and damage her reputation. When her new boss, who the office has dubbed Satan, demands her presence at a dinner on Valentine's Day, her first reaction is to run. But she does need that extra vacation day to fly home for the weekend, and this could be exactly the leverage she needs. And really, what harm could one dinner cause? How difficult could being Satan's Valentine really be?