When Alana Shropshire starts receiving calls, texts and emails from her brothers complaining about Kelly, the 29-year-old “gold-digger” their 74-year-old father has taken up with, she ignores them. Alana, a hardworking single mom with a disabled daughter, has more important things on her mind, and has long since left her dysfunctional family and its excessive wealth behind.  Alana’s brothers persist, and eventually, she relents: In exchange for payment (which she sorely needs), she agrees to fly to her father’s 900-acre west coast island retreat. Her job is to perform one tiny task in Teddy and Martin’s simple plan to encourage Kelly’s willing departure. But when Kelly proves a lot more wily than expected, plans go awry, loyalties are tested, and that one small errand entangles Alana in an increasingly dangerous scheme full of twists, turns, and deadly surprises. She has long viewed her brothers as soulless sycophants who sacrificed their i