What’s worse than losing your husband in a drowning accident? Discovering that he was leading another life with another woman and not being able to confront him about it. Glen’s body has never been found, but Nina is, for all intents and purposes, a widow. And while she’s not looking for another relationship, she finds herself falling in love her daughter, Maggie’s teacher, Simon. Nina’s son, Connor also comes to love Simon. It’s only Maggie who is wary; she sees a different man than her mother and brother do – a controlling , possessive man. Nina decides that she can’t marry Simon until she has allayed her daughter’s fears, but when she looks into Simon’s background, she discovers that Maggie may very well be right. A tense, nail-biter that confirms my mother’s old saying “one man is a lifetime supply”