A dinner among friends. A sudden, silent death. A house full of secrets.

In the upscale home of Robert and Eleanor Sterling, a welcome dinner for their new neighbors has ended in tragedy. Daniel Croft is dead in the guest bathroom, a man with no visible wounds in a house with no signs of a struggle.

The suspects are the only people present: the hosts, the widow, and the hired help. Each has a lifetime of history with the victim—and with each other. As you sift through the pages, a darker story emerges from behind the façade of friendship. 

In a case where every alibi is a story and every clue is a piece of a shattered relationship, the truth is more dangerous than the crime itself.