Evil can be seductively hidden in a sensual, masculine form. Rachael Morgan, daughter of the town's hellfire and brimstone minister is no match for the evil that just moved into town. She's a "good girl," always doing as she's told. But no matter how hard she tries, Rachael is unable to live up to her parents' standards, causing them to "correct" her often. She longs to escape but has nowhere to run. Donovan Desmond steps in, becoming her saving grace. In time, Rachael shares his life and his bed. Soon she realizes the truth and is terrified. Though Donovan knows every plan she makes before she completes the thought, he loves Rachael so much he allows her to run away. He will give her time to remember the love he's granted her and come back to him. If she refuses, she may die...as will the baby. It's a battle as old as creation: good versus evil. If it's true we "reap what we sow" then we have only ourselves to blame but is another old adage, "the sins of the father shall be visited upon the son" also true? When an innocent's life is threatened, will celestial forces protect it?