Synopsis
Jessica Saunders (Angelle Brookes) is smart, attractive and working for two brothers, the philandering Tom Jordan (Mailon Rivera) and stable Luke Jordan (Joseph C. Phillips) who are fighting for control of the family business, Jordan Cosmetics. —Anonymous
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