Powell Productions: A Golden Age of Hollywood Fantasy

This town was built on magic and dreams. Hollywood, 1934: Jesse Morgan only knows struggle and hardship. But after he inadvertently impresses a bigshot producer with the magic in his dancing feet, his whole world turns upside-down. Soon he finds himself navigating the glitz and glamor of Hollywood. Even more surprising is learning he'll be working with the only movie star he's ever admired - the urbane Cal Campbell. Cal is tired. Tired of his job, his loneliness, and the constant pressure to use his magic to calm everyone on set. So when he asks for a change of pace, he expects a vacation - not to be cast in a musical, a role he is certain will destroy his career. To make matters worse, he's been instructed to show newcomer Jesse Morgan the ropes. As Jesse gets to know the man beneath the movie star, his admiration deepens into something more. And Cal will soon discover that being Jesse's guide may be the fresh change he needed. But it will take more trust and vulnerability than either is prepared for to dance their way to love.

Trouble, that's what you are. Hollywood, 1934: Montgomery Kincaid is striving to break out of the B pictures he's been relegated to, using his magically-enhanced charm whenever possible. But when his dream role goes to another movie star, he falls into a self-destructive spiral that threatens to destroy everything he's worked to build. Enter: Hilliard Burke - Monty's best friend, soon-to-be-co-star, and now his studio-mandated roommate - in other words, someone to save Monty from his worst impulses. The only problem is that Hilliard's been in love with Monty for years and rescuing his favorite disaster might wreck him in return. As Monty settles into new-found domesticity, he discovers where his magic ends and his true self begins. And Hilliard will need to learn that protecting the magic in his own heart might be keeping him from real happiness. Together, they must prove to all of Hollywood that Monty's career is salvageable. But what started as a temporary solution may turn out to be the saving of them both - if they can find the courage to admit that they're in love.