May I Die For You

'Thrilling, wild, propulsive and delicious' Danzy Senna, author of Colored Television

Nargess should not be having sex with her father's best friend. She should be spending meaningful time with her father, talking to him about the shocking diagnosis he's just received, and giving him a chance to tell her the secret he has mentioned, something important about the past.

Instead, she's coked up in the toilets of a fancy Miami hotel with a man who has known her since she was a child, and then her mother calls to say she needs to get home right away.

When she gets back, her father is dead. And her mother may or may not be responsible.

Was it really suicide, as her mother insists? If it wasn't, how far would Nargess go to protect her? And what was the secret that her father wanted to tell her?