Fredrick Douglas said it best, "It's easier to build strong children than repair broken men." Young, intelligent, and successful, Sebastian Smith can't catch a break in his career or personal life. In the eyes of his prestigious colleagues, without the business suit, Sebastian's just another young black man eager to find trouble. No matter whether he proved himself worthy of respect or the obstacles he overcame, life has him by the neck, and Sebastian finds himself at odds with the law. Will Sebastian fight for his due respect or surrender to the pressures of life and the erratic statistic by society that all young black men are hoodlums and street thugs? Could looks be deceiving, or once a thug, always a thug? With unforeseen troubles immersing, Sebastian believes love is a thing of the past. Is Sebastian damaged beyond restoration, or does he allow himself to love again? Satin Alexander has been a daddy's girl from the time she entered the world. She could do no wrong through her father's eyes until one forbidden day when she decided to step out of her goody-two-shoes and do the unthinkable. Satin brings shame on herself and her wholesome family's good name. The same eyes that once adored her became the eyes that cut her off and despised her. Due to her radical choices, will Satin repair her relationship with her father or crumble without his protection in a world waiting to destroy her? Satin crossed paths with the ambitious heartthrob, Sebastian. When two broken people united, it was a sure recipe for disaster-the fastest road to destruction. Can two damaged people from different walks of life find solace in each other and begin to heal? Can true love be found where it's least expected? Find out in How to Love A Broken Man