Molly Lasch had it all - youth, beauty and a successful physician husband, Gary ... but not anymore. Now she is accused of murdering Gary in their Greenwich mansion. Traumatized, she doesn't remember committing the crime. Nevertheless, the evidence against her is overwhelming and Molly is convicted of manslaughter. Six years later, as Molly is released on parole, she proclaims her innocence in front of the waiting press - and vows to find the real killer, making him pay for taking Gary's life and destroying her own. Among the crowd is her longtime friend, TV crime reporter Fran Simmons, who agrees to delve further. As Fran investigates Gary's colleagues and his health care corporation, she comes dangerously close to uncovering a conspiracy that will exonerate Molly and bring justice to the slain doctor's true killer. But someone resents her snooping, and, as more people die, Fran suspects that both she and Molly will be the next to go.