Dysan Jamison, a long-time friend of Derrick Justice Goodfellow II, wakes up every morning at the same point in his dream; right before he is about to kiss her. Who is this woman? Obviously, they are, or have been, in an intimate relationship. Because the bi-racial newborn he is holding has his features. He is Hispanic and Caucasian, and is somewhat perplexed, but not in the least in objection, that the woman he is longing to kiss and obvious mother of his child, is African American. He's a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army, headed to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri for a permanent change of station. He reunites with Trent Johnson; his former platoon leader, friend, and soon to be discovered, boy next door to the woman in his dreams. Fate lands him directly in front of the African-American goddess he's dreamed about every night for the last eight months. However, there is one very big problem. Neither Laytoria James, nor their fathers are for the union. He must battle through the prejudices of their families and friends, while convincing her that he is the man destined to be her soul mate. She's convinced her father, the General, will never accept Dysan. She spends the first few months of their relationship in hiding from everyone, except Trent and his wife Vanetta. After she concedes and falls head over heels in love with Dysan, another issue arises, and her past threatens to annihilate their future. Laytoria and Dysan find themselves trapped in the ugly world of reality. Sparks fly-deployment separates-hearts are broken, and temptation is all around. Commanding twists and turns are thrown into their relationship like live hand-grenades-BUT GOD Laytoria and Dysan must battle to overcome-Legitimate Issues