Any woman sooner or later wants to kill her own husband. “If there was a will, I’ll try to be in it,” they admit to each other, half-jokingly. They say that marriage is just a funny adventure that occasionally ends in death. But when Jasmine is arrested for the murder of her own husband, there is no time for jokes. At forty, as everyone learned long ago, life is just beginning. A life, not a life sentence. Jazz, a stay-at-home mom and true “goddess of home economics,” Hannah, a childless businesswoman, and Cassie, a distraught working mother, are three very ordinary women. They collect classical music, not criminal records. Cassie and Hannah undertake to prove the innocence of their best friend, simultaneously revealing to the reader the secrets of betrayal, betrayal, slender thighs and an abundance of young lovers. But will their friendship survive these increasingly darker revelations? Funny, smart, sexy—Katie Lette's new book is simply irresistible. This is a novel about women who don't Have Everything, but Do Everything. About the fact that a modern mother most often turns out to be a married single mother. The fact that history has never known a case where a wife shot her husband while he was vacuuming the carpet. This is Katie Lette at her best, casting her signature caustic look at what goes on in the kitchens and bedrooms of ordinary married couples. A novel that will not leave any woman indifferent - and now they will definitely read the fine print in the marriage contract, if there is one, more carefully.