Fireflies is a riveting novel, filled with lust, murder and black humor. It deals with issues of anger, betrayal and unrequited love, abandonment and abuse, even sexual compulsions. Over a wilderness campfire, three women tell the truth about their marriages. None had divorced their husbands and none of their husbands died of natural causes. What drove three seemingly normal women to commit such horrific crimes and solidify their friendships in the process?