Kemara wants nothing more than a quiet, simple life. In her experience, relationships are anything but simple. However, when she meets the Channing, her convenience store hero, she can’t help but long for a life that’s a bit more…complicated. From the moment Channing lays eyes on Kemara, he knows he has to have her no matter what it takes. Given his affiliations with a white supremacy group, getting with a black woman is going to take quite a lot. But what could he say? She’s the most beautiful woman he’d ever seen and the heart has no biases. Channing’s stone cold heart is melting. Kemara’s warm embrace may be his undoing.

She doesn’t want to fall for love again… Especially with an ex-member of a full-fledged racist organization. So when she starts to feel things she doesn’t want to feel, she runs away at full speed. One year later, she walks right into the arms of the man she tried to escape. He’s not willing to let her go so easily this time around. The hidden hate culture in his small town won’t deter him. His family member’s opinions about her only make him want her more. His willingness to protect her will make him go to the extreme. They both have a complicated dilemma… Will a new season of love prevail for two people seeking a Safe Place to love?

He can’t escape a haunting memory… She can’t stop loving the man who breaks her heart… Will they escape the wrongful captors of their hearts and allow themselves a chance to heal? Xander I can’t be with her. Abuse is a vicious cycle in my family. No one has ever broken the generational curse. My grandfather broke my grandmother’s heart. My father destroyed my mother. I can’t have Jayne. I will ruin her. Jayne I can’t keep going back to my ex and getting hurt. I’m done being used. I know who I should be with now. Xander thinks he’ll break me if we give love a chance. But the truth is I’m already broken. He’s broken. All that’s left is for our spirits to mend together and heal.