Celia Brockwell is an up-and-coming reporter who isn't afraid to push journalistic boundaries to get the story, especially if it will advance her career. So she can't resist an offer of exclusive access to a notorious and private serial killer. She has no idea, however, that she will see so much of herself in the murderer. And she never expects to turn to a killer for advice. Actress Natasha closed the door to the press the moment she entered death row for the murder of five men, including her father. The countdown has begun to her execution date, and she wants to tell her story. But she'll only tell it to Celia, whom she has followed for years from behind bars. Now Celia is facing a stalker, and the police can't seem to deter him. So she turns to Natasha, who suggests that Celia delete him permanently. However, it's one thing to blur the lines between right and wrong for her career. Murder isn't just blurring the lines; it's obliterating them. Celia may be ruthless and determined, but she's not sure she can kill a man.