Lady Killer

Set against the backdrop of a Caribbean cruise, the story follows Honey, who becomes increasingly convinced that her neighbor is plotting to kill his wife. As her suspicions deepen, she finds herself isolated, struggling to convince others of the impending danger while grappling with her husband's unexpected betrayal. The narrative explores themes of trust, paranoia, and the complexities of relationships, leaving readers questioning the reliability of perceptions and the motives of those closest to us.