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After years spent burying her very abused, tragic self of the past, MONE’T BRADLEY has crafted a new identity of perfection: Harvard educated superstar lawyer, brilliant partner at a top Las Vegas law firm and devoted wife who is the envy of all who know her. But when a lethal enemy from her past resurfaces and aggressively enters Mone’t’s orbit, the flawless façade she’s built begins to crack and then shatter. It’s not long before even Monet cannot recognize who she is now becoming.
SYNOPSIS:
Las Vegas, 1990. A city pulsing with neon illusions, smoky glamour, and secrets buried deep in the desert sands.
Bradley stands as a brilliant and ambitious attorney, her life a testament to reinvention. She has constructed herself into one of the most popular lawyers in town, handling high-stake cases for casino moguls, entertainers, and political power brokers. By night, she embodies the role of a flawless wife, a polished socialite, and a woman who everything under control. Her existence is meticulously curated—glamorous, airtight, and yet beneath the surface, Mone’t has been slowly coming apart. After years spent concealing her tragic past and crafting this new identity with assistance from the heavy use of psychotropic medications, Mone’t has decided to stop taking the drugs. The impact has been harrowing and only her fiercely loyal, inner circle of staff know that Mone’t’s edifice is cracking. And then a lethal enemy from Mone’t’s past emerges — someone who knows exactly who Mone’t use to be, what she endured, and what she did to escape. This forces Mone’t deeper into a perilous juggling act of protecting her career, her marriage and her carefully constructed persona, while ensuring that the secrets that could destroy everything, she’s created are buried for good. Mone’t may not only be the victim of her enemy’s unraveling—she may also be the threat. “Mone’t embarks on a perilous double life, navigating a dangerous web of deceit while striving to prevent her two worlds from colliding”.
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