She baked the pies. She delivered the casseroles. She planned his ruin.
Dora Hollis is the undisputed queen of her small lakeside town. She has the perfect house, a flawless domestic record, and the unwavering affection of her neighbors. But when a careless text message on her husband's tablet reveals he's having an affair with Geena, her best friend of a decade, Dora doesn't weep or scream. She plans.
Armed with a mind for strategy, Dora sets out to quietly dismantle their lives. She refuses to hand the town a messy, public confrontation. Instead, she uses a perfectly placed compliment about a gold necklace, a casually dropped hint about a hidden calculator app, and her own spotless reputation to build a trap so invisibly constructed that her betrayers will walk right into it on their own.
By the time the dust settles, two marriages will be in ashes, and Dora will be exactly where she always was: standing at the oven, completely above suspicion