Enough Isn't Everything — K.L. Shandwick

Lily's friends in London regard her as having the whole package. Smart, beautiful, and musically talented, she's finally realised her dream to study in the USA, by securing a music place at college in Miami. She regards herself as worldly, having lived the London life and travelled to Mumbai to work in an orphanage in the past, so felt more than able to cope with living and studying abroad. On arrival in Florida, everything on the surface seems to be running to plan. That is, until a chance encounter on campus with a stunningly handsome, charismatic, rock-god-like musician, Alfie. Alfie leads her into a no-strings sexual relationship with him. Until she arrived in the USA, Lily had tried to avoid personal relationships with the opposite sex, not wanting anything to affect her plans. She was sexually naïve but after meeting Alfie, she convinces herself she's able to deal with what Alfie is offering her. What follows takes Lily on a roller coaster of emotions. However, after a surprise visit from Max, her friend and room mate's brother, Lily is left questioning her morals. At college Lily quickly teams up with Will, a handsome sax player, who helps her develop her creative ideas and performs with her as a duo in the Miami music scene. A series of bad choices in her relationships with Alfie, Max and Will, create emotional turmoil for Lily which leaves her doubting her judgement about men. Each of the three men has a special place in her heart for different reasons. She realises that she's no match for Alfie and tries to resist his attention. He's told her he can't love her, but wants to be with her physically, arguing, sex between them is enough. The reality for Lily is she knows enough isn't everything.