Lovely, I Die

A secluded housewife with dissociative identity disorder conceals human body parts in her sculptures. That would be the headline of the Houston newspaper if sheas ever caught. Vanessa Morrison never plans to see those headlines. She never planned to become a murderess either. She wanted excitement in her secluded world of clay sculpturing within an abusive marriage, but nothing like this. When she discovers her husbandas affair with her neighbor Angela Reynolds and the scheme with her psychologist to institutionalize her, she realizes everyone around her is strategically placed. Vanessa is not sure whom she can trust and spirals headfirst into her personality disorder, killing her victims one by one, concealing them inside her sculptures. Taking on the personality of Angela, she and her bizarre sculptures thrive in upper-crust circles until someone from her neighboras past comes back to haunt her. She will now need to kill again before her true identity is disclosed. But Vanessaas alter ego is now in control and determined to live the lifestyle she only dreamed about, even if it means murder.