Me and You, Inc.

Harley Abel and Madison Cain are corporations. Every outfit they wear . . . every morsel of food that passes across their lips . . . every direction their lives take is carefully calculated and scripted by a Board of Directors, a team of handlers, and thousands of eternally faceless investors. They are commodities to be bought, sold, and traded on the stock market. Even the most mundane aspects of their lives determine the financial fates of countless individuals. They are human capital. It is the only life they’ve ever known.

The bodies of men and women can grow accustomed to enslavement surprisingly easily. But minds and hearts instinctively fight for their own freedom. Harley Abel and Madison Cain are about to fall in love. In the world human capital, true love is the ultimate act of rebellion and corporate malfeasance. For Harley and Madison, unsanctioned acts of love are punishable by bankruptcy, dissolution, and sometimes, even death.

Me and You, Inc. is a modern-day allegory, filled with mergers and acquisitions, love, lust and greed. In short, it is the romance novel Corporate America doesn’t want you to read . . .