“I think people live many different lives before dying,” Anna Gordon wrote before pulling the trigger and killing herself. Her husband, Allen, is more angry than grieved at his wife's suicide. After all, she belonged to him. After sixteen years of marriage, he thought he knew his wife through and through. He was wrong. Anna had a secret life that he never knew about. Anna was writing books, really good books, without him knowing. It was her secret. Now, Allen has decided the ultimate revenge he can have on his late wife is to publish the books she wrote only for herself and paste his name on them. After all, what belongs to his wife also belongs to him. But as he begins to move on with his plan, it becomes increasingly apparent that Anna won't accept this lying down. Not even when she's lying down six feet under the dirt. Anna is still with Allen, watching his every move, turning his new life upside down, and driving him mad. Allen begins to fear that death will never do them part. Anna will have her revenge, one way or another.