Within this sequel to A LOT MORE THAN Cake, MJ and Heath are older, hopefully wiser, and parents to two active toddlers.

They’re going out on tour jointly to support individual albums, and have hired the wonderful Archie to be their nanny so their twin daughters can go with them. However they don’t realize they’ve employed a snake to visit with them, a young keyboard player who wants Heath for herself, and will do whatever needs doing to get him.

MJ and Heath are settling in to the second half of the first decade of their marriage, going right through some strains in the ties that bind them together. Heath has become moody, irritable, essential of MJ for the very first time ever. He’s nearly a stranger to MJ.

All this, plus the strain of being on the road with their children cause cracks to start out showing in what was almost the perfect relationship. MJ, in her anguish, becomes to the type bass player for companionship in her loneliness, while Heath begins to spend increasingly more time using the treacherous Carissa.

Contains mature themes.