Capturing The Plug's Heart

Meet Justice, the beautiful bombshell with a slick mouth and the attitude to match it. Running a drug empire is hard enough, but try being a female while doing so. In a profession that’s mostly men, she has no problem stepping up and getting it done in her stiletto heels and a Glock on her hip. Anytime she walks in the room, people notice her, and there’s nothing but respect. When the plug dies, and she has to meet with his son, she finds out that there may be more to life than being the head of an empire. An educated boss, Zahir has graduated with a bachelors from Morehouse College and is now taking over his father’s operation. After his father’s untimely death, he has no choice but to step in his footsteps and do what needs to be done. With his two friends at his side, they take over an illegal business and open legitimate ones all over Atlanta, Georgia. When he meets with his father’s clients, the last thing he expects is the beautiful, bad-mouthed Justice. Two young bosses, with money on their mind, suddenly take an interest in each other. Both being headstrong, they can’t seem to get along for anything. Can they get past this? Or should they take heed to the saying, never mix business with pleasure?

Justice expected to meet a naive college man, but instead met a man that is a natural born boss. From the start, things go sour and she starts to wonder if she can even do business with him at all. Besides the sexual tension between the two, their attitudes clash and things unravel fast. Not the one to let a bit of attitude get in the way of business, Zahir doesn't let Justice faze him. After finding his girlfriend Stacey in a compromising position he cuts all ties with her and moves on, ready to focus on his business ventures. He's attracted to Justice, but unlike her, he's down for whatever and not afraid to mix business with pleasure. Lola has had a hard life and after getting out of the foster care system she became a free spirit. She lives life freely without a care in the world and only has to worry about herself. When her past shows up to her doorstep in the form of an 8-year-old girl, she now has to face everything she's been running away from. Justice just wants to do business and keep her feelings out of it, but will she be able to? Will she and Zahir end up becoming more than business associates since they are now both single? Lola has never had to be responsible before, will she be able to take care of a little girl? Or will she send her back to the foster home she came from?