Anne Neuman is a strategist by trade—she just didn't plan for him.
She’s three weeks into her new job when she steps into an elevator and, mistaking the man in the corner for anyone but who he is, tells him exactly what she thinks is wrong with Hudson Gateway Energy Solutions. Everything. “It’s lifeless.”
Damien Wilson has built a company, a skyline, and a life defined by control. What he hasn't built is a reason to believe that honesty still exists in the rooms above the fiftieth floor.
What begins as a professional gamble—a rebrand, a proposal, a chance to prove herself—becomes something neither of them planned for. Filtered through budget meetings and keynote rehearsals, boardroom politics and late-night texts, the space between them charges with something neither can easily name and neither can afford to act on.
The Sixtieth Floor is a slow-burning, deeply human love story set against the skyline of a city that holds its people quietly, loyally, and without asking where they came from. It’s a story about desire, ambition, and what happens when two people are too smart to fall for each other—and fall anyway.
Anne Neuman is a strategist by trade—she just didn't plan for him.
She’s three weeks into her new job when she steps into an elevator and, mistaking the man in the corner for anyone but who he is, tells him exactly what she thinks is wrong with Hudson Gateway Energy Solutions. Everything. “It’s lifeless.”
Damien Wilson has built a company, a skyline, and a life defined by control. What he hasn't built is a reason to believe that honesty still exists in the rooms above the fiftieth floor.
What begins as a professional gamble—a rebrand, a proposal, a chance to prove herself—becomes something neither of them planned for. Filtered through budget meetings and keynote rehearsals, boardroom politics and late-night texts, the space between them charges with something neither can easily name and neither can afford to act on.
The Sixtieth Floor is a slow-burning, deeply human love story set against the skyline of a city that holds its people quietly, loyally, and without asking where they came from. It’s a story about desire, ambition, and what happens when two people are too smart to fall for each other—and fall anyway.
