Before Baby Doll, Chase thought life was pretty good. He is a successful NY City magazine publisher and world traveler, with a few sincere friends and the envy of many. He is locked into a respectable New England marriage with all the trappings, minus the pre-nuptials. He lives in a mansion overlooking a golf course with his loyal wife of twenty-plus years. Until now, the only woman he has ever loved.As a big shot New York publisher, Chase is driven like a demon to succeed. It’s simply what the business demands. Chase and Baby Doll, his advertising director, share everything—from the same office coffee urn, the stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and whatever they contributed to the magazine’s bottom line success. And they share much more.Chases’s wife, Honey, is so wrapped up in her own artistic success, she never sees the warning signs her marriage is in trouble. As for Baby Doll, she didn’t realize how much she loves and needs Chase until he is transferred to a new job. At the center of this ongoing love triangle, Chase struggles with the impossibility of loving two women, knowing he run the risk of losing them both. Their careers and love lives careen from Manhattan to Paris and back again. The taut, roller coaster ride drags them all to hell and back. Ultimately, it’s a novel about getting second chances in life and, then, leaving nothing to chance.