I cannot believe I am standing in the exact spot where I was standing when I killed my mother…Whenshe was ten Liza Barton shot her mother dead, trying to protect herfrom her violent stepfather. The court ruled the death a tragicaccident. Many believed it to be deliberate murder.Twenty-fouryears later, Liza is known as Celia. Now a successful interior designer,living in Manhattan, she is happily married for the second time, with ayoung son, Jack, by her first marriage. Nothing can disturb theirpeace. But when her new husband surprises her with a gift, her world issuddenly shattered - for it is the very same house where her mother mether death.It soon becomes clear that someone in the communityknows Celia's true identity. And when the estate agent who sold thehouse is brutally murdered, Celia instantly becomes a suspect.As Celia fights to prove her innocence, she has no idea that she and Jack could be the next targets of a ruthless killer.