...Prudence Paul believed herself to be superior to everybody except for her mother. In a fit of insanity, she swore she'd prove that not only could she get away with murder, but she could convince her naive society that her mother had sole responsibility. And while she seemed oddly simple, Prudence was almost several people at once. Traveling through truth, lies, life, and death in a story told from a composition of perspectives. Where has humility gone? Whose lives are more significant than others? And if we believe ourselves to never be "wrong," then is everybody "right?"