This is a light hearted romance novel with religious undertones. It touches upon interracial relationships, submissiveness and the influences that our family and friends have on the decisions that we make. The story centers around two main characters, Rhonda and Ross. They were prepared to face the obstacles that somehow managed to continue to exist around her being African American and he, a Caucasian. They began a courtship that progressed quickly and inevitably moved in with one another. After talking to her friends, Rhonda questioned some of Ross' requests and began to feel as though she would be giving too much to him if she complied. After all they were not married. Fuel was added to the fire, because Ross incidentally saw her accept a small kiss from an old heartthrob. How could he not be angry? After she refuses to comply with his wishes, he goes to a bar and runs into Mer'lys, his former fiancé's twin sister. Is the tatter in his relationship with Rhonda enough to send him reeling to a familiarity? They do some catching up and innocently start spending time together. The ties that contribute to their friendship add to their comfortness and they begin to fall in love leaving Rhonda alone with her doubts. She continued to solicit advice from her friends and family and none of it was the same. At the end, she tried to find a solution that would bring his mind, body and soul home again without feeling like he's made a fool out of her.