Every day, Olivia walks her new mail route. White fences, porch swings, the same wide smiles and chatty folks.

Every night, she returns to her run-down house, heats her frozen dinner and assures herself that this is the fresh start she needs. 

But in the summer heat something is rotting. 

And after dark, footsteps crack in the woods behind her house. Yet the most unsettling to Olivia are her perfect next door neighbors. 

The Berkley’s are wealthy and admired. But Olivia's seen what others pretend not to.

Tess Berkeley slurs her words before lunch. Her daughter’s always wandering the neighborhood like she’s looking to escape. And her handsome husband watches Olivia like he's forgotten he's married.

When a body turns up nameless and naked, the knives come out. 

But the town’s secrets don’t scare Olivia. 

She has her own.