Chronicles of a Casanova

An up-and-coming reporter is given an interview of a lifetime. Grier Russo, a trained Casanova who was chiefly responsible for the takedown of the Press Secretary of the United States, is dying and wants to come clean and tell his side of the story before his demise.
Since the downfall of the Press Secretary, Elizabeth Roberts, Grier Russo has been a hermit for the past few decades. He accepted an interview with a young, hungry reporter, Lucas Landon. Lucas was able to unravel details from the reclusive Grier on how Grier became a Casanova and what that process entailed. Through flashbacks, Grier weaves a complex story of how he was a pawn through his mentor, Tommy Wheeler. Tommy's sphere of influence enabled him to recruit young men and women through scouting airports, buses, and train stations. The latter one is where a young Grier is minding his own business and riding the train to work.
Tommy Wheeler, a gigolo himself, is on the hunt for new talent, sits down next to Grier on a train. Grier listens to Tommy incredulously as he pitches the perks of the profession. But is it the truth or a ruse? With Grier in financial distress and having a terminally ill wife that he must support, Grier reluctantly accepts Tommy's offer.
Test after test, he must prove to Tommy he has what it takes to be a Casanova. But at what cost?
Only after meeting Payton Erk does he fully realize the perilous position he was put in on purpose. All of Grier's training is put to the test when he discovers the depth of the deception, which leads all the way to the White House.