Ted and Jill Westcott's lavish life is in jeopardy. Ted has made some poor business decisions with his inherited fortune and is now in debt. All that's left is their beautiful brownstone in Brooklyn, and losing it is not an option. What can two shallow, money-driven people do? Ted decides that the only way to get the money he needs is to kill his brother, Greg. And Jill is all in. Despite their mutual hatred, Greg had decided to keep his $40 million fortune within the family,

Nicola Fischer has lost everything. Her father has been convicted of being a serial killer. The Ellicott Creek Ripper case, which involved the murder of five young women, including Nicola's best friend Claire, had remained unsolved for a long time. Greer Woods, the host of the crime series To Catch a Killer, befriended Nicola and pieced together the clues to identity the killer. The program about the murders portrayed Nicola unfavorably, suggesting she might have known about

Set in Nashville, private detective Kelly Williams, who works exclusively for women, has an intriguing new case. Her client, Sarah Owens, Kelly quickly realizes, is the lead singer of the popular female indie band Garden Snakes, performing under the name Seraph. The band had been receiving hateful and threatening messages delivered to their home, which escalated into a physical attack on Sarah. As Kelly starts her investigation and attends a live performance, Sarah is shot on

Vera Stein has dedicated most of her time to caring for others. At forty, she had been her mother's caregiver until her recent passing. For the past twenty years, she has lived in Los Angeles, working as an assistant to her college friend Brody, an actor. Vera has excelled in her role, going above and beyond typical assistant duties. She has been in love with Brody since college, but he has never reciprocated her feelings, aside from occasional encounters he initiated more to