To catch the black widow, Jim Cavanaugh must become her next victim. After his cousin's death, Jim's life has been committed to proving his cousin was murdered by Candy. Since then she has three more questionable deaths on record. It's imperative that she is stopped. Jim sets himself up to be her next victim. He's rich, handsome, and unattached. Perfect for her as mega-dollars are her heart's desire. First he plays hard to get, so she has to work harder than any goldpanner of the old West to win his wedding ring. For personal reasons, he is anxious to wrap this up, but since his wealth could easily outlast her extravagant lifetime, he deliberately antagonizes her. Candy becomes alarmingly complacent and aloof. That simply is not acceptable. As they play each other, Debra worries about the safety of the man she loves and her own. With two brides, one legal, one not, Jim spurs Candy into action, and the odds are all or nothing, for all concerned. Can he stay one step ahead of her?