<p>HOME IS THE PRISONER</p><p>Jim Singley has served his time. Accused of killing his business partner, he left a lot of bad feelings in Athena&mdash;but now he&rsquo;s back. Back to a wife who hates him, a son who has been raised to despise him, and a town full of folks who wish he were dead. But Jim has some unfinished business. There is his former partner&rsquo;s wife, Audrey, now married to someone else. And her daughter, Cleo, the only one who spoke up for him at the trial, corroborating his defense when no one else would. There&rsquo;s Matt, his only real friend, harboring a long-kept secret. And Wayne, the son who has been raised to hate, ready to explode with unanswered questions. Athena is a town that can never forgive, but Jim won&rsquo;t leave until he&rsquo;s confronted them all.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>THE LITTLE LIE</p><p>Everyone knows that Dee and Chad will eventually get married. They&rsquo;re such a perfect couple. So when boarder Mr. Fly overhears them having an argument that results in Chad&rsquo;s moving out, he assumes that they will soon make up. But Dee knows that it&rsquo;s over. She just can&rsquo;t stand the public humiliation. So she lies about it. Just a little lie. She tells everyone that Chad has moved to the city to pursue a new job. Then she tells everyone he&rsquo;s headed for California, where she will no doubt soon join him. She even convinces herself that it&rsquo;s all true. Still, when the plane that Chad is supposedly on crashes, and someone with his last name is listed as a passenger, Dee breathes a sigh of relief. Her secret is now safe. But is it&hellip;?</p>