Elle Stanford, a rising star at her marketing firm's future looks bright until she unexpectedly loses her job. Forced to find something at year end, she reluctantly accepts a sales associate's position at H. E. Caldwell's, a high-end black owned store in Philadelphia. The store, though dated, attracts the elite and those with disposable income. Elle has innovative marketing ideas to turn the store around, if only her manager would let her. H.E. Caldwell's is experiencing its own challenges. Independent stores are having a hard time surviving. And Elle finds out soon enough that the store might be up for sale. She runs into Miles Bradshaw; a man she had a one-nighter with years ago. Now Miles keeps turning up at H. E. Caldwell's. But is he interested in her, or interested in getting information for his client. Is Miles on H. E. Caldwell's side, or is he serving the entrepreneur looking to buy the store cheap? Can their developing relationship survive what Elle perceives as Miles' betrayal? Can any relationship survive if you don't trust the man you're in love with?
Marcia King-Gamble originally hails from a sunny Caribbean island where the sky and ocean are the same mesmerizing shade of blue.
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I like how mile and Ella met in the airport. Ella was so upset 😡 and mile accidentally took her 🌹and said how nice. I love how their friendship and relationship been. I love see how things turn out. If the get married and have other children or they will only have a working relationship.
It ended too abruptly! I was excited to see new material from Ms. Kitt and curious about Ms. King-Gamble. I liked the two main characters but I kept waiting for something more. More depth, more fire, and more connection to these characters.