Why should two serial killers worry about their victim? After all she is tied up and helpless - however, they should be afraid, they should be very afraid In an isolated cottage in the English countryside, two young women are tied up and helpless, prisoners of married serial killers who plan to use them to celebrate their wedding anniversary. David and Maddy Fisher have been married for a long time and want to spend a weekend celebrating their anniversary with some new friends. They have ropes, chains and a myriad of knives and tools waiting for them and they have two young women bound and gagged and ready to play. Katie Sullivan is an Australian actress who has been kidnapped from the streets and driven to the middle of nowhere by the married couple who subject her to increasingly elaborate bondage and psychological torture, as they ready her for a slow and painful death. She is powerless, but she is not alone. Portia Ross has been kidnapped along with her and she has no intention of letting her captors kill her. As the weekend progresses, the lines between captor and captive begin to blur and a terrifying chain of events begins to unfold and it becomes clear that at the end, there will only be one survivor. 'So riveting a story, that you will want to read past midnight'