Given what happened on the desert highway and her revealed secrets, Dan leaves Daisy, but doesn't wander far. At his dream job, the one that drew them to the city, he tries to forget about Daisy, yet still wears his wedding band and displays her framed photo. Nor has he submitted the divorce forms sitting in his desk drawer.

Slender and alluring, his assistant, Natalie, becomes interested in his past. As they grow closer, the conflict within him deepens. On a business trip to Berlin, sparks become flames, and both deal with troubled pasts while seeking a future-together.

Meanwhile, his beautiful wife struggles with her renewed desires amid deep loneliness for Dan. He remains the love of her life; the one man for whom she'd enjoyed performing. But he's gone, not answering her texts or increasingly desperate phone calls. What is she to do?

At "The Dancing Hoot" she at least earns decent money among wandering hands and smiling faces. One day, Caleb van Dienst, a handsome, powerful businessman with a reputation as a lady-killer, notices her in a downtown cafe. Lonely, filled with unrequited need, and borderline desperate, she returns the attention. Although a coworker, Shelly, warns her, she's drawn to the man. Not even a night with Shelly and her husband can satiate the loneliness.

Sexy twists and breathless turns abound as the estranged couple wend their way towards an uncertain future. Will it see them reconciled? What of needful Natalie? Or one-track-mind Caleb?