Pharaoh Francis is the number one broker and executive at his father's brokerage firm. Having started as just a broker within the firm, Pharaoh has proven himself as not only being his father's top performer, but first African-American male in his jurisdiction to do so. Following his father, this makes him the second wealthiest black male in the Tampa Bay Area. His dream is to hold the title of doctorate in finance while managing the largest minority brokerage firm in the States. Along with a successful reputation, lies Pharaoh's notorious, narcissistic reputation with women. As a single black brother, in his late twenties, he has no hopes of "settling down" or "jumping the broom." Living a double life of reputation-driven lies and false advertisement, Pharaoh enjoys his kinky, spontaneous, sex life. That is unless... he was to meet the perfect woman of prodigy, Touré Jenkins. Her sweet presences, yet implacable obligations, forces Pharaoh into a mountain of questionable emotions only to be haunted by his historical relationship ventures. Under the pressures of his family, he will need to sustain his current love life and close off his past to make it all work. In the midst of his love troubles, Pharaoh finds a member of his entourage may not have always been committed to the pack. Will his ego allow him to believe he friended a traitor? Is what a man calls a brother possibly suitable to be a fraudster? Pharaoh is faced with questionable trials that raise more than one eyebrow. Pharaoh finds himself fighting for the two things he promised to always be loyal to: his father and the company his father built.