Rolling In The Deep is a book about love and its various manifestations: romantic, enduring, unconditional, familial, friendship, and self-love, which are woven throughout the book. What is required of love, and what will it cost? The answer for Indigo will take her on a frightening journey where present and past traumas threaten to break her. When she discovers that her grandmother, Dinah, aka Big Momma, has a secret, she questions their relationship and why her mother was absent from her life.
Ambrose came to Los Angeles, California, in the 1960s with his wife Lucinda. He is the sole survivor. His wife, Lucinda, and his best friend and neighbor, Delray, and his wife, Dinah, are dead. Dinah, a woman he has loved longer than he was married to his wife Lucinda, has just died. Her death made the promise he made in 1992 to keep her secret even more troubling. Ambrose knows that the cost of love has been Too damn high.
When the events that occurred on the third night of the Rodney King riots are finally revealed, Indigo will learn that love, like a river, is sometimes calm and, at other times, turbulent. It's beautiful and dangerous all at the same time, and before you know it, you're rolling down in the deep.