In the tradition of The Dirty Girls Social Club comes a hip, tell-it-like-it-is novel about a group of friends whose tangled interrelationships, explosive secrets, and sexual infidelities could destroy their precious bond. Featuring a main character who is vulnerable as she is tough talking, Azùcar Moreno tells an erotic fast-paced story of love, loyalty, sex and betrayal. An aspiring film actress, Nikki Moreno is contemplating making the big move to L.A. It won't be easy saying goodbye to her Detroit hometown, particularly her best friend Rosie, a "straight-up gangsta who looks like a Hispanic version of Cindy Crawford-mole and all-and a figure that would make J.Lo hate her." Rosie is not only Nikki's closest gal pal; she's also her cousin who's beset by her own problems: she is widely attracted to pretty, proper Crystal, a friend of both Rosie and Nikki. Then there's Rhonda. Her gambling addicted boyfriend Dante is in debt with the wrong people and it brings about deadly consequences. As if things couldn't possibly get more complicated, Nikki's ex comes back into her life. Faced with the possibility of renewed love, Nikki must now make what could be the most important decision of her life. Laced with authentic lingo, humor and steamy love scenes, this taut, sexy tale of desire, deception, sisterhood, and sexuality among a multicultural group of friends is a welcome addition to the cutting-edge contemporary fiction scene.