A business man wants to divorce his unfaithful wife until he devises a plan that results in having her killed by one of her lovers.

Jerry Jamison, the sexy, motorcycle riding private investigator, and cousin of Key West resident Rex Jamison, is in town to do some mundane PI work for an old friend who has been sidelined by an auto accident, when he finds that routine and mundane have a whole new meaning.

Jerry gets embroiled when he takes some routine surveillance photos as a private investigator and then the subject is found dead on his watch. The photos of the lover leaving the house at the estimated time of her death become key evidence for the police.

Detectives David Sharkey and Doug Webber are pleased to find that they have an open and shut case, a sad case of lust gone bad, ending in homicide. They even have surveillance photos by the PI hired to watch the wife while the husband is out of town. But their suspect says she was alive and well when he left the house. When people involved with the photos start dying of bullet holes, people start to believe that the police may have the wrong man in custody. However, the real killer is not done cleaning up the witnesses to his work. Jerry is spiraled into a vortex of deception, lies, and perhaps the ultimate set up for murder. But attorney R. Sloan and PI Jerry Jamison determine that getting away with murder is just not allowed.