This is the conclusion to the Wallace Family Affairs Volume II. This book picks up where Part 1 leaves off. Sometimes Love Isn't Enough, but shouldn't it be? Amber loves Malcolm and David. She finds herself caught in the middle of them, and now young Andrew pleads with her to fight for David. Still strapped with her childhood dream of a husband and a family Amber struggles with where to place her heart. Who will Amber choose, and will that choice satisfy her heart? Can she find love beyond both of them? Or will #TeamMalcolm prevail?

Amber Wallace is a angry little girl who struggles to understand herself and the world around her. She doesn't understand why her father being white and her mother being black is an issue for majority of the people she meets. She learns at a young age that a peaceful approach isn't always the best way to survive. With an angry mother that she doesn't understand, and a father who's always working, Amber the youngest of four thinks she knows it all. Amber believes the solution to her life's problems is to find a boyfriend of her own. That's when she meets Malcolm, a beautifully dark and intelligent young man with some anger issues of his own. Amber ignored the warning signs to walk away and she fell head first in love with Malcolm, although she caught the eye of David who seemed to embody everything that she actually said she wanted in a boyfriend. When Amber finds herself pregnant at 14 years old, she learns real fast that the fantasy world she envisioned is not the reality she's living. The unspoken darkness within her family comes to life. She learns about the life or death power within her last name. She struggles to grow up quickly while she holds on to the fantasy of a happy family life with Malcolm who does not want the future picture she paints for them. When the opportunity presents its self Amber jumps at the opportunity to leave Malcolm behind and to start over with David. When the reality of Malcolm's hold on her crushes her dream, Amber tries desperately to hold on to David. Does holding on to David cost him his life? This is Part One of the two Part series of The Wallace Family Affairs Volume II.

Yussef has always lived an invisible life, moving from place to place; and never really feeling like he fits in anywhere he goes. With a self-centered and ridiculous mother, eventually Yussef goes to live with his grandmother and great-grandmother, who although religious allow him to decide whether he wants to embrace their lifestyle or not, and figure out where he belongs. He finds his slightly older sister and finally he feels like he belongs somewhere. Yussef lands the perfect job where he learns how to use his invisible powers to his advantage. Yussef knows that the Wallace's are not to be mocked, and he knows rule number one, Never fall for the Bosses Woman and/or Daughter However after a series of heartbreaks and relationship traumas Yussef finds himself unintentionally stuck in the middle of a love triangle that almost cost him his life. Will Yussef find a love of his own? Will he always be invisible?

Tracy hasn't always made the right choices in her life. It seems like she always has to learn things the hard way. Her parents raised her to be a good Christian woman, but she had her own ideas about how she wanted to live her life. Not completely out on the wild side, but definitely not within the structure her parents provided her with. After the complete failure of two relationships, she decides that there may be something to the Christian upbringing that her parents showed her. But then her ex-boyfriend Andrew comes back to claim the woman he lost. Now loaded down with a son and a CRAZY baby momma, Andrew is determined to have Tracy in his life. Even if that means that he doesn't completely fill her in on the history behind his last name Wallace. Slowly Tracy learns little bits and pieces of his life. She meets his extremely young parents Amber and Malcolm, and the rest of his family. Meanwhile Andrew struggles to protect Tracy from her possessive ex-boyfriend Steve, who will stop at nothing to make her understand that if he can't have her no one will.