Both wives love and worship their husbands. The only problem, it's the same man ... Ginni Ipswich lives in Chicago and is married to Joe, while Elise lives in Paris and is married to Joe. Joe dies, telling Ginni to give Elise one-million-dollars of the life insurance money. Ginni says, "Who is Elise?" Joe dies before giving it up. A month later, Ginni, working away in her law office, receives a page from her paralegal. There's and Elise out in the waiting room to see her. Elise who? Ginni wants to know. Elise Ipswich, says the paralegal, and she wants to talk about their husband. After it's over, Ginni tags Michael Gresham to defend her against the black widow from Paris--Ginni's description, anyway. Oh yes, there are children involved as well. Two and one. Here and there. War breaks out: a battle of psychology, lawyers, and of dark deeds. And a funeral
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