Heroine may cause a man to feel invincible. Cocaine may make a man feel like he can run past the speed of light. Ecstasy may make a man feel like every nerve in his body is coming alive. Still, no matter how potent those substances may be, it’s a fact, love is the most potent drug of all. This fact is especially true when Don Juan awakens from a two month coma, unsure of what his life had been. The only time he feels he is close to the truth is in the presence of women with specific characteristics. This shaky memory causes Juan to become the DEA’s secret weapon. Once recovered, he is quickly sent on a mission to become a honeypot for the battered, abused wives of Narcos elites. Between the sheets, the wives search for escape, and Juan searches for a lost love. A love who once betrayed him by firing the bullet, pelting into his chest, and placing him in a coma. A lover who, under the thumb of her abusive, Narcos husband, betrays the only man who had ever treated her right. Despite his search, the agent has orders, find the “The Black Widow” a temptress now running a powerful drug ring. Oddly, this “Black Widow” holds familiar characteristics that once again awakens a shaky memory like never before. Juan must use his wit, charm, military training, and broken heart to get to the bottom of this ever-illusive woman, this ever-illusive mystery.