Angielski
Twenty-six-year-old urban professional Gypsy Smith appears to have it all. A beautiful, articulate, and witty full-figured African American woman, she has a thriving career as part owner of a travel agency in Southern California. Her success has provided her with sports cars, a designer wardrobe, and an expensive loft in Long Beach just blocks from the beach. But what's not obvious to outsiders is how hard Gypsy struggles daily with her secret sexual desires. Paris Morgan, a charming, intelligent, and romantic thirty-three-year-old African American man is nice almost to a fault. This quality earns him abuse and rejection from the women he lets into his life. But after meeting Gypsy, Paris feels like he's found all he desires. Yet Paris has secrets too. Lacking in self-esteem, Gypsy often makes bad decisions when it comes to men. But because of Paris, she eventually begins to see that she is the cause of most of the drama in her life-and she has planted the seeds for its growth. Only time will tell whether Gypsy and Paris can overcome their personal faults or whether those imperfections will force them apart forever.
