Parents receive voice in this portrayal of unsung praise of heroic African American men and women determined to raise their families with strong moral values to break stereotypical yokes upon them. Their principles are the foundation and beacon that allows their children to find their way. Natasha Kirsten, the sophisticated lead singer and lyricist and best friends dreamed of stardom for their group, the Lovels. Their families were affluent enough to help them pursue it and Michael and Alexis Benton was their added trump card. While seeking her musical aspirations she discovers love in Bobby Denning, the lead guitarist and male soloist only to find herself overwhelmed by life's decisions and family expectations. Natasha's confidence is undermined and she breaks the Lovels' cherished pledge straining their relationship and throws a curve into her newfound love. Once thrust into the fast pace limelight of fame, Natasha must make important, life-altering decisions, when yet another glitch threatens the Lovels' success and interferes with her relationship with Bobby.