Caught Up

Kai Rhodes is a single father and the star starting pitcher for Chicago’s MLB team, a man stretched dangerously thin but fiercely protective of his son’s upbringing. After cycling through a string of nannies, his coach finally intervenes with an ultimatum: Kai must hire the one person he can’t fire, the coach's own daughter, Miller Montgomery. Kai is convinced that Miller is everything he should avoid, too young, too wild, and clearly just passing through, but as the Chicago heat rises, he finds himself less interested in her departure date and more consumed by the thought of forever.

Miller, a high-end pastry chef reeling from the immense pressure of a prestigious industry award, is suffering from a total creative block. Hoping a two-month hiatus will jumpstart her inspiration, she agrees to nanny for her father’s star player, intending to spend her summer "jogging the memory" of the stoic, serious Kai Rhodes. However, as she begins to find a sense of home with Kai and his son, Miller is forced to confront her own nature as a "runner." With the end of summer looming, she must decide if she's willing to stop fleeing and finally get caught by the man and the little boy she never expected to need.