Ivy Lee Jones and Candy Cane are a couple of sexy girls gone wild. Though their first introduction came a bit premature due to a near fatal catastrophe, their next reunion was coerced and proved timely in a sense of friendship and loyalty thanks to Stormy Daniels, an East Memphis baller who generously funded their needs. Ivy's had her share of trouble with the law, and with Candy's bad girl history, neither could afford to bring attention to themselves, especially not at the expense of a criminal-minded, Stormy Daniels.  After he insists the girls be down with him and his high-rolling crew, Ivy and Candy become each other's keeper and declare all-out war, trying to get from under Stormy's grasp. Just look up the meaning of fierce in the dictionary, and you'll find a picture of both Ivy Lee Jones and Candy Cane with sinister smiles on their faces.  Together they become a force not to be reckoned with.  From the Essence® Bestselling Author of Lovin' You Is Wrong and I Don't Wanna Be Right, comes a fast-paced narrative of drama, deceit, and redemption.  Alisha Yvonne is back with more unforgettable characters in this tale of just how naughty girls can be.

Roman Broxton has it going on for himself in the good looks department, and he even has the lucrative career in which aids his ability to keep the ladies flocking at his feet. Since money is no object and women are the subject, sex for Roman is a warranted consequence, earning him the playah’s degree he so rightfully deserves. But, what Roman doesn’t see coming is a dose of his own medicine. That remedy comes in the form of one Holiday Simmons, a force which causes Roman to rethink his womanizing ways.  Holiday Simmons is a sexy sr. financial analyst, former colleague and friend of Roman Broxton. Until Holiday, Roman’s never known anyone with all the makings to possibly be his wifey. The two become a couple, but hard luck begins when Roman discovers his good looks and charm alone isn’t enough to maintain such a headstrong woman. Worse than that, double misfortune lies within the possibility of Holiday leaving him for his best friend.   What happens when the tables are turned on a player? He could either wallow in the bed he’s made, or he will rock the world surrounding it. For Roman Broxton, both depictions are likely and extreme scenarios.