Urban Renaissance (Various)

Dollie and Corey are the couple that have everything stacked against them. They are the epitome of the expression "Opposites attract." Dollie works as a secretary for a top-notch lawyer, and Corey spends his time in the streets, running a low-key drug operation. Dollie stands by her man in spite of his flaws, while he does time in jail. When he gets out, he lets his true colors show, leaving Dollie hurt and confused. Tenosha has been lying back in the cut, waiting for her turn with Corey. When the opportunity arises to make her move, she gets rid of the father of her kids to get to the man she really wants. She thinks Corey needs a girl who will play her position in the D-boy life he's chasing, and she's sure she is the perfect match for him. As the tale of drugs, lies, drama, and deceit unfolds, one woman will have a decision to make: When she's no longer able to change a situation, will she be willing to change herself?

Eve is a recovering drug addict who was just released from prison to a female Christian halfway house. The problem is, she's convinced she doesn't have a drug problem. She signed up for the halfway house not to recover, but to learn how to stop using drugs so often. Eve has no intentions of staying clean until she meets associate pastor, Reverend Washington. Reverend Washington's wife dies during childbirth and Eve seduces the newly widowed reverent until she becomes the next Mrs. Washington and immediately becomes mother to the reverend's three young children. But Eve is very resentful of the deceased Mrs. Washington and plots to make her husband's first wife look like a lying adulterer. All this deceit leads Eve to start shooting up heroin and her addiction again takes over her life. Secrets threaten Even's new life with her new family, and has everyone asking is she was Heaven Sent.