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Leslie C. Ferdinand pens an exciting, contemporary tale of life and love after Hurricane Katrina. Secrets are revealed, relationships are tested, and true love is born in a romance story that pushes the edges of lust and love. They survived the hurricane, now find out if they can survive a plot to destroy them all.

Lexis Morgan returned to New Orleans just after Hurricane Katrina devastated the city. Determined to focus on rebuilding her interior decorating business and saving her home, Alex has no time for relationships. She refuses to fall into the same trap that her mother fell into and become involved with a married man. Then, the soon-to-be-married Elliot Walker storms into her life, tempting her to forget the hard lessons she learned as a child.

Businessman Elliot Walker is the youngest, and only adopted, son of a wealthy and prominent New Orleans family. The Walkers' natural children are models of society and Elliot will do no less. Once his older brother marries, Elliot knows their mother will push him to marry the woman she believes is perfect for him, a high-powered attorney with a thirst for money, power, and sex. With six months to go before his wedding, Elliot hires Alex to redecorate his home. Suddenly, keeping his mother happy by marrying Rachel, a woman he's beginning to realize he barely knows, isn't as important as having Alex in his arms. But Rachel intends to have it all, and she's willing to murder to get it.

Content Notes: Contemporary, African American, Spicy