"I can't MAKE anyone fall in love with you, but I do know every woman's weakness. With that knowledge, even YOU can't screw it up," says the Devil to Parker Cole. But even with inside knowledge offered 'soul-free', how can Parker bring himself to listen to a guy that tries to 'blend in' on Earth with fashion and language ripped from the disco era? But the first woman the Devil directs him to is Gabriella Wright, young, rich, gorgeous and a five-time widow, all of whose husbands have died mysteriously. Still he can't help but be drawn to her. When he finds the woman he truly wants and seeks her on his own, he breaks up with Gabriella and tells the Devil, thanks but no thanks. Devareaux does what any 21st century prince of darkness would do....sue Parker in a court of the damned with a rigged jury and his soul on the line. He's left with but one way to save himself, but is it even possible? After all, how do you beat the Devil and a woman scorned with five dead husbands when all you have on your side are hope and an old eccentric maintenance man. The miracle he needs he'll have to find in the most unlikely of places and discover how faith can make a sunflower grow in winter.