"Tom Levy is guilty. Years ago the young lawyer worked a brilliant insurance scam that left him wealthy, but now, desperate for distraction, he can't think straight. He hopes a Jamaican vacation with his wife and two daughters will save him, but the hotel lacks the sex and uncertainty Tom craves, and he is forced to find distraction in a married woman. He hovers near her, afraid to talk but certain that she is a prize her oafish husband does not deserve.

And then one night, at a beach bar reggae concert, the husband goads Tom's four-year-old daughter into an act so vulgar that Tom vows the man will pay for it with his life. But when he fights the man atop the Dunn's River Falls, it is Tom who must deal with the consequences of his actions - and he is forced to face the inner darkness that has, until now, flown safely Under Radar."--BOOK JACKET.