Adrian Voss believed that beauty obeyed rules. Symmetry, proportion, clean equations — the universe, he was sure, could be solved with enough geometry and caffeine. Until Sophia Morales showed up to class on crutches.
The crushing weight of her husband’s infertility eclipses her yearning for motherhood. But she’s desperate, and her friend, Rita, urges her to try Dr. Hartley. His unique treatment had worked for her. All three children were from his ‘special’ treatment. She returns to her gynecologist, Hartley, who had creeped her out. But now, she wanted a baby so bad she didn’t care what his treatment was.
My name is Jane Hanson, Doctor Jane Hanson, and I am about to die. I take this task upon myself to write what has happened to me since I arrived here. Months have transpired with me in this, shall I say, prison. They passed like a flash of lightning in the night since this all began so far from here. With this said, I feel as if years passed by since I first stepped into this wonderful … dreadful … residence.
Jack is the son of a wealthy man. He wants to walk his own path and not follow his father's. He returns home after two years and becomes intrigued by the housekeeper Alma, a beautiful Afro-Colombian. Even though they are different social classes, their desires can't keep them apart.