Drama / Crime
Letty Dobesh is a thief and con artist fresh out of prison whose life is always one wrong turn and bad decision from implosions — just how she likes it. But when she overhears a hitman being hired to kill a man’s wife, she sets out to derail the job, launching her on a collision…
Out of prison early for good behavior, Letty Raines is trying to be a better person. But after she overhears a hitman being hired to kill a man's wife, Letty sets out to derail the job while entangling herself in a dangerous relationship.
Javier forces Letty to help carry out his next job by posing as his wife at an upscale resort. Letty befriends the target's wife as instructed, but when she tries to escape with the woman, her plan backfires, digging her into a much deeper hole.
Letty and Javier are in a race against time to tie up all the loose ends of the violent crime Javier committed. Letty's parole officer lays down the law: if Letty doesn't show up to her next check-in, he will send her back to prison.
Letty attempts legitimate "good behavior" when she goes back to her hometown to be close to her son. Meanwhile, while trying to protect her friend from the truth about her husband, Letty's attempt at being good explodes in her face.
Desperate to escape the mess she made, Letty rejoins Javier on the road. He's going to see his sister about the phone calls he's been getting from his family. Christian tracks Letty down, but Letty pulls him into a scheme of her own making.
Letty returns to her hometown armed with a new plan to take custody of her son, Jacob, with Javier's help. But Letty is confronted with the stark realities of motherhood when a day with her son turns into a crisis that could send her back to prison.
Letty and Javier attend the mysterious and explosive reunion of Javier's immediate family. Letty does her best to play the role of Javier's girlfriend while trying to find out as much as she can about Javier's past. But a tragic history unfolds right before her eyes as a newly protective Letty learns Javier's most closely-guarded secret.
Letty reverses roles with her mother when she has to bail Estelle out of jail, raising the question of who is better able to raise Jacob. Meanwhile, Jacob's birth father, Sean, shows up uninvited to a major family event.
Sean's attempt at getting custody of Jacob causes Letty to falter in a weak moment that could drive a permanent wedge between her and Javier. Christian presents Letty with a legitimate opportunity to change her life.
Letty makes a devastating choice and once again has to clean up her own mess. But this time it's to save Javier.
Letty Dobesh
Javier Pereira
Estelle Raines
Christian Woodhill
Jacob Raines
Rob McDaniels
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