DIGITAL DOMAIN
Pushover, by Laurel Mayer, is about an LA chef who finds out something unsavoury about her boyfriend's ex. The summary says: "Dani Wilder is a rising star on the Hollywood culinary scene, and she thinks she has finally found the perfect locale for the launch of her first restaurant. The prime spot sits on Sunset Boulevard, highlighted with rich wood beams, a vaulted ceiling, private booths and a stunning loft so high that the fall could kill someone. In fact, it did. As this mild-mannered chef prepares to open LA's "it" restaurant, she stumbles upon the sordid, dark secrets of her otherwise perfect boyfriend's past. Impossibly handsome and pediatrician to celebrity kids, Jack has it all - including a former fiancee he never mentioned, or got over. Accused of pushing a woman to her death in the space on Sunset, Rebecca Sterling shares more than history with the restaurant, she was engaged to Jack and now she's back in town. Yes, Rebecca returns to do what she does best: spin a web of lies and get her way. And her deceptive methods work as usual with Jack. It's certainly awkward for Dani but is it dangerous? Dani suspects Rebecca got away with murder, lied to Jack, and is sabotaging the restaurant. Dani's love, life, and livelihood are entangled in Rebecca's scheme, and at what cost? After all, the only thing Rebecca loves more than making an entrance is making an exit."