Aubrey Bonnay would hardly consider herself a criminal. Not a criminal like her dad and certainly not a criminal like the person who just killed him. Her crimes, if one could even call them that, haven't hurt anyone. Besides, she has more urgent matters to deal with, like saving her mother from a police detective who has the insane notion that Mom unsheathed a hidden knife and stabbed Dad to death in the garden at midnight.Aubrey's brother's hatred for their father is an ill-kept secret to everyone except impervious Dad, and her little sister has even more impetus to plunge a dagger clean into the miscreant's heart. Then there is the long line of aggrieved victims waiting their turn in the queue. The only fact Aubrey knows for sure is that she didn't do it.While she comforts her grieving mother and confronts a duplicitous faux fiance, the FBI comes calling, waylaying Aubrey's carefully-laid plans to help her mother escape the police's clutches. And a phone call out of the blue topples the family's carefully constructed lie.