On remand for murders she didn't commit and a robbery she never intended to do, Wanda Martin tries to keep from thinking of the inevitable outcome. Yet it is soon apparent that the Russian crime family, whose plans she wrecked, want revenge, and even in prison she isn't safe. A stranger, claiming to be her grandfather, visits. He wants to control her, stop her speaking of what she knew. That wasn't going to happen. He could get her out of prison, and the murder charges dropped. That only proved that he and The Family had set her up. When he implied her mother was still alive, possibly in the same prison, he'd gone too far. She was going to find her, even if it jeopardised the efforts of her friends to help her. Even if the whole darn Family came after her. Even if she was locked up for life.