By the end of Not really a Day GOES ON, the terminally bisexual John Basil Henderson declares: “I’m back, in full form. And I’m out there. Roamin’. And switching lanes.” Today, at all the Wind Blows, Basil, good-looking gadabout and homme fatal, is certainly back at the top of his game (razzle-dazzling both females and the men). All is definitely well until Basil’s picture-perfect life begins to unravel .

Left in the altar a 12 months before, jilted Broadway bombshell Yancey Harrington Braxton stages her comeback- approximately Any Way the Wind Blows: A Book this time like a recording star-but offers she forgiven ex-fiancé Basil, or does she still need to even the rating? As Yancey’s superstar continues to rise, her past threatens to meet up with her and she doubts someone may be after her aswell . . .

In a wicked small dance of revenge, Basil and Yancey battle to keep their lives on track, while a chorus of memorable characters possibly come to their aid, or make matters worse. In the mix are: Yancey’s mom, Ava “Mama Dearest” Braxton, a diva’s diva and a second-rate showgirl housed in the torso of an maturing supermodel; the smart and wonderful Windsor Adams; and the brand new guy around, Bartholomew “Bart” Dunbar, a rogue’s rogue and attractive hunk of a man who stands to make Basil look like a choirboy.

With just the right amount of wickedness, love, and compassion, Harris’s masterful storytelling and great tasting plot twists will have fans and beginners alike frantically turning web pages trying to find the answer to the ultimate question: Does revenge ever really pay?