Sometimes it’s those simple choices—who to marry, where to get in the water, who to trust—that determine if you live or die.

Amabel Clayton had a comfortable life by most people’s standards. Her most pressing problems were a lackluster honeymoon, the dwindling passion in her new marriage, and her often shaky relationship with her sister Lily, until her husband deserted her at a cocktail bar. Now she's stranded in the Virgin Islands without identification, money, credit cards, or a phone. NOW someone is trying to kill her. Can she trust the handsome stranger who rescued her from a snorkeling accident, or her sister, or the police? Or will her reliability be questioned because of her past?