Amelia's blog empowering women not to tolerate violent relationships has brought her fame, fortune and now someone is out to kill her. Is it the new man in her life, her now paroled ex who inspired the blog, or a deranged fan? Just as she has put the pieces of her life back together, Amelia must figure out who is behind the bizarre string of attacks and stop them before her own life comes to an ironic and violent end.
Tristan DuBois
Director
Mena Suvari
Amelia Davis
Stephanie Bauder
Jenny Reardon
Serge Houde
Detective Hank Wilson
Joseph Mesiano
Carlo Rossi
Maurizio Terrazzano
Darryl Devine
Danette MacKay
Bernice Frankel
Marc Trottier
Trevor
Glen Bowser
Collin Grosslight
Kate Drummond
Jody
Giovanni Cipolla
Parole Officer
Paula Jean Hixson
Lana Grey
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