In the cutthroat, never-before-dramatized world of health-insurance sales, a magnetic outsider claws his way to the top under a mentor whose hidden agenda could make him — or destroy him.
A propulsive ensemble drama about ambition, loyalty, and the price of selling people peace of mind.
Book of Business is a premium ensemble drama set inside the one high-stakes business television has never dramatized — health insurance. Every episode is a deal with human stakes. Every season, the empire grows and the cost compounds.
A small, hungry Houston brokerage with aggressive growth targets and a roomful of people selling “security” and “peace of mind” — while none of them feel secure themselves. The pressure is the engine.
Self-contained stakes every week. A serialized empire every season.
Grounded but glossy. The thrill of the deal with a real human cost underneath.
The long arc: the slow corruption of a man who set out to protect people — and learned to sell them anything.
He sells peace of mind to everyone but himself.
Per-episode ranges for a one-hour drama; season assumes 10 episodes. Planning estimates, not quotes — actuals depend on location, cast, and platform.
Created, written, and directed by Nick Graves under KCINPOINT Productions — built to keep its voice intact from page to screen. Authentic to a world rarely seen, propulsive enough to binge, and engineered to return season after season.
A pilot is written. A proof-of-concept is ready to shoot. The series is built to scale.
Book of Business — an original drama series looking for the partners to build it. Producers, financiers, cast and crew: let's talk.