Lies, loyalty, legacy, love and lost are encountered in Arthia Nixon's erotic drama, 'Drawn Curtains'.Picking up from where 'Elevators' left off, 'Drawn Curtains' is the sequel demanded by readers which answers many of the questions from the first book. 'Drawn Curtains' picks up where 'Elevators' left off, finding Tina a little bit older, but not that much wiser, attempting to exist in a place Celestine cannot. Since meeting Dr. Ade Braxton on an elevator and unexpectedly finding love, then marrying Dante`, the sole male heir to the Jacobs dynasty, she struggles living in two separate worlds with two very different men. Stuck in a loveless marriage to an unapologetic man while desperately wanting to be with the person she truly loves, she finds herself losing more than gaining. In the midst of it she has to deal with her son Jake, who has a secret she hopes will go away on it's own, a meddling mother-in-law, and her place with her former employer, now uncle-in-law who will do whatever it takes to keep his family's legacy in place.Tina must navigate her relationship with her headstrong daughter Asmera whose transition from childhood to womanhood becomes challenging when she enters a relationship she may not be ready to handle. Both women realize that they have more in common when it comes to hurting those around them than the realized, and Asmera's life changes when she learns of the things her mother hid over the course of twenty years. Can Tina fix everything before it's too late for her and the people she love's most?