Barbara's fairytale life has just hit a brick wall. Worst part, she didn't see it coming. When the white world she's lived in her whole life implodes around her, Barbara is forced to confront her Blackness and privilege as never before. At 31, has everything she's believed about her legal career, famous family, and home been a lie? Sebastian's been running from his past for so long he's breathless. Until Barbara steals the last one. They couldn't be more different: she's rich, he grew up on food stamps. She fits into the world with grace; he's hoping no one notices his old gang tattoos. His being white never registers, until he gets the job meant for her. As Barbara and Sebastian wrangle with a chaotic world desperate to keep them apart, one crucial question remains. Can Barbara find the justice she deserves without losing Sebastian forever?
