The Art of Zen — Brooke Gillespie-Trout

Fresh off another sold-out gallery show, New York City artist Tia Zen is on top of the world. Her work catches the eye of successful restaurateur Spencer Chadwick and his socialite girlfriend Ainsley Davenport. He wants her to paint a mural for his newest hot spot and she reluctantly accepts even though she feels they are polar opposites. Worlds collide immediately as the work progresses and tensions begin to mount. Tia and Spencer begin to feel that maybe they aren't so different after all. Spencer decides to finally end his sham of a Page Six relationship with Ainsley and things get worse from there.  As her work on the mural winds down, Tia and Spencer begin to fan the flames of their newfound romance but they quickly discover that there are consequences for crossing the Davenport family. An unforeseen devastating tragedy rocks Tia to her core and pushes her to the breaking point. With Spencer's love and support, Tia rises from the ashes and fights to get her life back. She vows she will never be a victim again. Armed with strength and determination she didn't know she had in her, she rekindles her passion to paint. She not only creates her most inspired work yet, but she also sets her sights on the person who tried to destroy her art and relationship with Spencer.