Emily's success with her talk show on XTV is more than just normal conversation; she has a natural talent for getting celebrities to open up and perform sexually on film. Yet after three years, she feels lonely and unfulfilled in her everyday life, until she meets Ralph. Zaza has always had problems keeping anything or excelling at them -- jobs, boyfriends, school; she has failed them all, until she gets a break from a retired actor and proves she's a natural. Valerie gives the phrase Diva a new name with the way she pushes people around using venom in her words. At 15, her life changed for the worse. Now 13 years later, she wants to prove she's in control of her life, no matter who she hurts in the process.

These three women, and the men who dare to love them, take a journey to hash out the past, deal with the present and plan for the future.

This book is clichéd, at best, with weak characters and a very thin plot. It jumps around making it very difficult to figure out what is going on from the end of one chapter to the beginning of the next. Guess you can tell I didn't like it, even though I usually enjoy books in the Heat line.