Love triangles can be fatal.

In 1967, suburban neighborhoods were rarely marred by brutal crimes. But housewife Beverly Dumont's shocking murder shattered that tranquility.

Simone isn't proud of her casual affair with Don. His wife's death is tragic, but she never insisted that he leave his spouse. Sucked into a dangerous vortex, she learns that her blood-strewn scarf was discovered near the victim's bed—and although she claims she has no idea how it got there, a dogged detective isn't buying it.

Hardheaded Detective Hornsby won't stop until he sees Simone behind bars. He's determined to put her at the Dumont home on the night in question. After all, she has shown herself to be a scorned woman capable of violence.

As she races to prove her innocence, Simone must confront her own dark and secretive past. Can she dodge the detective's probing questions and clear her name before it's too late?