The father of my star student is a hot-shot screenwriter who thinks he can dictate what production I should put on. He’s also the biggest patron of the drama department, and the principal makes it very clear that I need to cooperate with the opinionated asshat or walk away from my dream job at the exclusive private high school. It doesn’t help matters that the guy is single, hot, charming, creative, and seems to like me despite my thinly-veiled hostility. When he invites me to a custom-tailored Perfect Match virtual adventure to convince me that his screenplay is the best choice for my production, I accept, intending to have fun while proving that messing with the classics is a foolish idea. I don’t expect to be wowed by his werewolf adaptation of Red Riding Hood mesh-up with Romeo and Juliet, and I certainly don’t expect to fall in love with the virtual fantasy’s leading man.