Year Zero

One luxury house. Twelve strangers. Twelve weeks with nowhere to hide.

Talia Moretti enters Year Zero with a plan: reclaim her timeline, build the photography career she refuses to let another relationship define, and leave the show with her independence intact.

Production casts her as the bombshell.

The men react exactly as expected.

Except EJ.

At six-five, quietly funny, and nearly impossible to rattle, EJ spends more time fixing everyone else's problems than chasing camera time. He also hides a fortune large enough to turn every relationship into a calculation. Talia doesn't know what to do with a man who asks before helping, listens when she says no, and refuses to treat her ambition like a threat.

Their attraction grows inside rules that allow other partners, cameras that reward jealousy, and a show built to turn incomplete truth into entertainment.

Every boundary becomes content.

Every private choice gets edited.

Every mistake can become a national storyline.

When Year Zero brings in exes, career opportunities, and one final choice beneath live-stage lights, Talia and EJ must decide whether freedom means keeping every door open-or choosing each other without asking either person to disappear.

YEAR ZERO is a complete standalone, high-heat contemporary romance about reality television, secret wealth, fierce autonomy, messy choices, and love that must survive after the cameras stop rolling.