The Actor’s Contract

The Actor’s Contract by Zea Drew is a romance novel that explores the tension between a fake relationship and real emotions. It follows Enrique Blackburn, a heartless playboy and famous actor, as he enters into a contract with a woman in need of financial help. What begins as a business arrangement to fix his reputation turns into an intense battle between their growing feelings and the boundaries they’ve set. Can love break through the walls Enrique has built around his heart?

The Actor’s Contract Blurb

In The Actor’s Contract by Zea Drew, the line between reality and pretense blurs in an emotional, high-stakes love story. Enrique Blackburn is a San Francisco native turned famous actor and model, known for his heartless persona and notorious playboy ways. Emotionally closed off and untouchable, he’s built walls around himself, earning him the nickname “robot.” His career is thriving, but his reckless image threatens to ruin everything. To fix his tarnished reputation, Enrique needs a fake girlfriend—someone who can play the role of a loving partner without any real attachment.

Enter me: a girl desperately in need of money for my sister’s medical treatment. Our arrangement is simple—strictly business. No intimacy, no love, and certainly no relationship. A contract binds us to these terms, and we’re both determined to keep things strictly professional.

But as time passes, what starts as a fake relationship begins to feel real. Enrique, the man who vowed never to love, starts to break his own rules. He takes my breath away, igniting a fire in me I never expected. Slowly, I see cracks in his impenetrable exterior. Behind the cold, emotionless façade lies a man struggling with his own demons.

As I fall deeper into this complicated, passionate connection, I’m left wondering: Can I make Enrique find his heart again? Will he allow himself to feel, to love? And most of all, can I make him say the words that could change everything?

In a world where everything seems scripted, will our love story be the one thing that’s real?