In Name Only

To America, the Campbell family is a political dynasty, known for its tight-knit bond, kindness, and incredible work to better the world. To Nate Campbell, it is a lie. In his 16 years, he's seen enough calculation, manipulation, and deception to never want to touch the toxic family legacy; but as the grandson of the former president, nephew of current president, and son of the Senate Majority Whip, that's not an option. His future is set: to succeed and smile while slowly suffocating beneath the heavy expectations of the family name, comparisons he can never satisfy, and ridicule for his true passions - art and comic books. Starved for anonymity and autonomy, Nate becomes a server at a Fistful of Drumsticks - a movie-themed restaurant where everyone is in costume and he is just another hidden face. There, he meets Della, who lives vibrantly, and cares little for American royalty. For the first time, he has the chance to build a life of his own and see what it means to be Nate and not Nathan Campbell. That is, if his parents and frenemies don't find out.