Small town America in the 1950s is often portrayed as idyllic, as if everyone lived in a "Leave it to Beaver," kind of home. That would be fine if Ward Cleaver was your father; but Chuck Miller was no Ward Cleaver and his wife, Marjorie, was definitely no June Cleaver. The Miller girls grew up isolated, fearful, and ashamed. As the story opens, a murder trial threatens to expose all of the lies the Miller girls grew up protecting. How will this small Southern town react once they know the truth? See no evil, hear no evil, is no longer an option; but speak no evil is quite another story. How will the Miller girls survive when everyone knows everything?