Marcus Cole returns to his hometown to look for his sister, Karen, who left their estate without notice. Memories of the past deluge his mind. The sweetest part of his life was the time he spend with the only woman he has ever love-Jenna. He remembers when he was twenty-one and she was sixteen. He was ready to marry her, but Jenna's grandmother to him she was to young. Jenna needed time to explore the world, soar, and fly. And he gave her that. Upon learning that Jenna's life is in peril, Marc immediately comes to her rescue. Jenna's roommate is murdered, and she believes someone is after her, but the whole town thinks she is losing her mind. With other people trying to scare her, Marc has become more protective, and Jenna has never felt safer. Their love deepens as they face great danger together.

Lucas Cole is the head of his household and always has been. His girlfriend Sara is thinking of breaking up with him. He happens on a conversation she is having at work with one of her co workers. He's an expert at reading lips. He watches her and discovers Sara wants a head of household who will spank her. She has no idea he is that man. He goes to her apartment and gets on her computer and learns of her desires. He intends to fulfill them all. He discovers she was the victim of a kidnapping when she was younger and that she has lied to him about almost everything she has told him about herself. He intends to get to bottom of things.

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