A Dance With The Boogieman

Crys-Nicole, a tangible representation of the girl next door, a Master of Marketing intelligence, a beautiful sight to see and naïve in her belief that she was in alignment with her version of the American dream. She held both hands firmly against her relationship providing her full support to keep it from failing until her boyfriend's circumstances find her on the opposite side of his commitment. When Crys-Nicole took a marketing job in Pennsylvania, life began to keep its promises, piecing together her broken dream. She excelled in her executive position, made new friends, and found herself in a spellbinding love affair. Her experiences gave her something to brag about and life's lessons taught her that loyalty comes at a cost too high to reach and love can be negotiable. Clemson Davenport, Prescot City's CEO, and owner of The Kulture Project was as handsome as he was capricious. He was at the mercy of no one and lived unapologetically egotistically. And every now and then charm would overcome him, and he would become a nice surprise. His money paved the path to power and power was necessary for him to feel loved. Clemson had adapted to this self-inflicted principle, smearing the polarity between fact and fable. So, what does an established businessman who built his success on his knees until he was able to carry it on his shoulders need from a young woman who has yet to figure out life? ... Her respect.