Steven Jones, an insurance auditor, is really a third-generation hitman. Delilah Jones, a stay at home mother, knows exactly what her husband does for his real "job" and even loves him for it. They are a loving and devoted couple who have been married for almost twenty harmonious years. However, the residents of this small town wouldn't exactly use the terms loving and devoted, but rather crude and vulgar. The Joneses may be loving and devoted to each other, and to their children, but to the rest of the world, well... they ...
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Steven Jones, an insurance auditor, is really a third-generation hitman. Delilah Jones, a stay at home mother, knows exactly what her husband does for his real "job" and even loves him for it. They are a loving and devoted couple who have been married for almost twenty harmonious years. However, the residents of this small town wouldn't exactly use the terms loving and devoted, but rather crude and vulgar. The Joneses may be loving and devoted to each other, and to their children, but to the rest of the world, well... they have a low tolerance for people. That will become apparent right after meeting this couple and hearing the interactions they will have with their "friends". This story is being told by a husband and wife duo who could be best described as a cross between the Osbournes and the Cleavers. Delilah loves her husband. Her children. Her life; which seems almost too perfect and untouchable. That is until an ambitious rookie cop, Tim Miller, moves right next door along with his nosey and gossipy wife, Dawn. Tim has discovered a link between some cases while searching through cold case files and a small signature left at each murder; murders that Steven was hired for. Now Steven and Delilah must work together, along with some "old friends", to steer this investigation in another direction or risk Tim discovering that Steven is the "Serial Killer". This direction will be detrimental to Tim's career; along with Dawn's dreams of her husband becoming rich and famous when he solves these cases. By the end of this novel, Delilah will realize that she may have underestimated Dawn when Dawn starts to do her own investigation; being a nosey person just may be the key to help her solve Tim's cases. Now Steven must change their plan without Delilah's knowledge. But what will that plan be and will it be enough?
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