To Leah Colloway, sarcasm and anger are like her second language. She's extremely blunt and yet, she's satisfied with the two true friends that she has. But her life is anything but okay, and at the moment, she's broke and desperate for a job. Enter Joel Aldridge. Joel is everything Leah's not: friendly, rich, popular and tall. So when the two clash, they're both drawn into a whirlwind of trouble, chaos, and maybe even an unlikely friendship bound to blossom into something more. But when Leah's problems at home and with money start catching up to her, she finds herself getting tangled in her intricate web of lies, having no way to get out of her mess without a miracle.

Her parents were both assassinated, Her aunt only wanted her money, Zarah treated her like a slave, Maia could do nothing to stop it, Jonathan was supposed to be the one. 13 years on and Vivian is no longer the person she was then and this is her story about sugar and spice and all things... 'nice'.