Sequel to Black Sheep.

A boy has a a reunion with his long lost brothers, or so it seems. His name is Gem Monroe. Or so it seems. He begins to catch real feelings for these brothers that go past what someone should be feeling for his own brothers. Or so it seems. Struggling with his own mentality, this boy is willing to do anything for happiness or at least for what he perceives as being happiness. As the boy comes to terms with this new lifestyle he begins to struggle with his own identity. 'What is he exactly? Is everything as it really seems with his life? Is he who he really says he is. Is he really a nice person or is he something much, much more dangerous?

Joshua Wallace returns home to a family Who disowned him for being a gay male. He is just wanting some sort of revenge for how he was treated in the past, but when he returns to South Central LA. Joshua gets much more than he originally bargains for. Situations happen that cause him to face all the hard truths of a past that he thought he had forgotten a long time ago and a future that he didn't plan on after an opportunity arises for Joshua to take over a local club. In order for this business venture to become be pulled off he must work With his estranged family. Soon he realizes that old wounds don't heal by adding salt.

Christian's love life is nothing simple. He is in love already with someone that is probably the worst person for him to be in love with. Christian is also a DL guy, struggling to make a living and not knowing exactly where To begin. He think that his lifs cannot get anymore complicated until he meets Kingston Doors. Kingston is a forceful, sexy, powerful drug lord that wants nothing more than to spoil Christian. Christian enters a world of luxury, danger and never-ending drama as he struggles to come up in the world as a young black man.