As in her previous two novels, Mary Adkins writes a strong female lead. Rebecca is a new mom and her husband, Mickey, is newly employed. When their small family moves to Palm Beach to follow the most secure income they’ve ever had, Rebecca finds herself immersed in the world of Florida’s wealthy elite — a dream come true for a reporter whose beat is income inequality and who has long been fascinated by the exorbitantly rich. Soon after moving, everyday struggles like child care and health insurance begin to drive a wedge between Rebecca and her husband as they come to rely on the affluent Stones family for more than just Mickey’s paycheck. But as Rebecca gets a taste of Mr. and Mrs. Stone’s wealth, she has to reckon with the ever-thinning line that divides her righteous self from their lavish lives.