The 3rd and final book to SUGAR. Let's see how Sugar and Leah's children turn out, shall we?

Descent- noun 1. an action of moving downward, dropping, or falling. Follow the story of Dorrian Blake (Jord Liddell) A model. A business owner. A survivor. A sweet, and gentle soul. Recovering from a traumatizing abduction during his teen years, where he was taken from his home and nearly sacrificed to Satan by a group of men, including his own best friend. Since then, he has been suffering from delusions, strange blackouts, and personified voices. We notice now, that he has 2 sides. 2 very different sides. Dissociative identity disorder. Mental, or Supernatural?

A young man, troubled by recurring nightmares, and horrible visions. He's schizophrenic, he thinks. But now, coming of age, he begins to discover what those awful dreams and visions were. A calling. On a therapeutic hiking trip, he stumbles upon a familiar path. He instantly recognizes it as the path in his dream. And so he follows it. What's beyond this path? Stephen James and The Enchantress

Leah finds herself, in yet another tragic predicament. Weeks after Sugar's death shes still unable to cope with his loss. She feels alone, and her only living thing she has from Sugar: her unborn child. In the midst of all this, a man who only Sugar has met enters himself, forcefully, into her life. "What would you dear husband say, if he knew you were serving at my feet like this?"he asks. Leah smiles. "He wouldn't say anything. He'd fucking kill you."