Some people change, some people try, and some do neither.

SYNOPSIS:

A night of sexual indiscretion by Dr. John Connor’s bored wife, Marana, brings race obsessed attorney, Kevon Dufree, into her life. Marana attempts to end the relationship but Dufree pursues her. When Dufree offers to help her husband organize the legal papers to start his own medical practice (pro bono), Marana surrenders once again to his lusty romantic advances. The Connors, and their two children, live in the exclusive Ocala neighborhood of Buttonwoods Point. Dufree, obsessed with living in Buttonwoods Point, blatantly meets with Marana until they get caught. Dufree files separation papers for an uncertain Marana. The attack begins. Dufree ambushes Dr. Connor with unethical subpoenas, anonymous calls to the medical board, and public allegations of racism. The good doctor endures the loss of his wife, his medical practice, his house and the respect of his children. Connor’s appeals to the Florida Bar Association are dismissed. He desperately turns to his widowed brother, Assistant Principal (and former Marine) Steve Connor. Steve charges in to help his brother- only to be kidnapped by a hired thug.