Betty lives in a crime-ridden area of Greater Tel Aviv. The girl’s circumstances are tragic and hopeless: dysfunctional family, violence, parental neglect. Feeling her own powerlessness and the injustice surrounding her, Betty can only pretend that she is not there, that these horrors are not happening to her. However, when life leads her to a dead end, she meets Miki, a kindred spirit with the same difficult fate. When asked by Betty about work, Miki replies that he works as God, and the main character turns out to be the one he has been looking for all this time, to bring justice to a world that has gone mad. And so begins this gripping and complex story. "The JFK Girl" does not pander to conventional ideas about "good" and "evil." This gripping thriller breaks cliches and reveals an unexpected side to human nature. There's just one problem - once you start, you won't be able to put it down!