Growing up on the gritty streets of Detroit, all Kiss Johnson ever wanted was love and safety in a world that offered her neither. Raised by her hardworking, single mother, Sade, Kiss finds her first taste of love and safety in Omari Blackwell, one half of the Blackwell twins.
When Omari is sent away, Kiss' world shatters. She leans on the only person who understands her pain, Onyx, Omari's twin. What begins as comfort soon grows into something more. But when Omari returns, old flames reignite, and the love triangle brings a war between brothers.
Kiss is caught between loyalty, survival, and desire. Omari hustles to reclaim the love and family he believes is rightfully his. Onyx fights to hold onto the woman who has become his. And Kiss... Kiss plays a dangerous game of the heart, one that builds her dreams but could also rip them away. But betrayal has a way of circling back. In the end, only one twin will get the last kiss. And in the streets, a kiss can be deadly.