Exhilarated (iɡˈziləˌrādəd): very happy, animated, or elated.

Aphrodite Greer is finally starting to see better days. She's slowly accepting that she can have a beautiful life despite her daughter being dead without feeling guilty. That beautiful life has a name and it's Goal Navarro—the persistent head of the Navarro Cartel.

Goal Navarro sees what he wants and goes after it. Being a man who's always on the move, he's finally found the lady that keeps him grounded. Running the Cartel that was snatched from his father and handed to him by his Abuelo, nothing can stop the sexy Colombian. Goal not only supplies the city but raises his eighteen-year-old brother Gage "Big Gator" who he's done an exceptional job with as the NFL is in his future. But not everyone is happy with his power and will go to extreme lengths to see Goal's demise.

Baguette has everything a man of his stature could want and need: a clean exit from the streets, a beautiful and ambitious girlfriend, and a healthy relationship with his ex-turned-person. The only thing holding him back from enjoying his fruit is the constant reminder of his daughter. Baguette feels that she is still walking the earth and although the women in his life feel as though he's fallen off his rocker, he and Aphrodite's baby girl rise from the dead, shocking everyone.

Happiness. The one thing that seems so easy to obtain is sometimes the most intangible! When you think you've overcome life's biggest hurdle, another one is thrown right into your new normal, instantly knocking the wind out of you.

Everything isn't always what it seems, and just when you feel like you see a person, they show you that you're blind.

In this sequel, will the crew that we now think we know and love ever experience exhilaration or will they forever be hanging on by a string trying to piece it all back together?