Marni Fechter was born in New York City, where she has worked as an educational advocate and a party planner. While she has never worked in the Dakota Building, her cradle was used in the film Rosemary’s Baby. She currently plans corporate events. This is her first novel.

When bleeding heart Melody Frank blows the whistle on her boss, she gets fired from her social services job, and no one else in the field will touch her. Enter the fabulous Charles Ribbon, premier party producer for New York’s rich and famous. Charles’s assistant is out of commission, and he wants Melody to start working for him at Royal Entertainment right away.

Melody accepts the offer, and she is suddenly propelled from working with disabled children from low-income families to planning parties for New York’s wealthiest elite. She soon proves that she has a talent for saving the day in this new world—but can she save herself?