Los Angeles, 1956. Shangri-La. Palm trees, swimming pools, movie stars. And if you're gay—persecution. In a society that demands conformity and lockstep conventionality, gay people find out quickly and the hard way, how difficult, dangerous and downright terrifying it is to be different. So, when the constant fear of arrests, evictions, job loss and ridicule become too much, four gay friends and lovers pull together to hatch an ingenious scheme designed to allow them to live freely, without harassment. But their secret plan is not without its flaws. Internal struggles and personality conflicts conspire to make their situation harder and more life-altering than any of them could have predicted, leading to valuable and universal lessons about the high cost of blending in—or not.

What if you just found out that the man you've been sleeping next to all these years is going to kill you? Or even worse. What if you didn't find out...until it was too late?   Summer Smith's romantic vacation for two is about to go terribly wrong.  Not only does her husband, Hart, have a mistress, but it's someone she knows—her first cousin, Brandy, who is conspiring to kill her on this little "trip for two." With her back against the wall, can Summer keep it together while she figures out what to do about her would-be killer and husband of ten years, before it's too late? And will she even get the chance? In an odd twist of fate her problems may be solved by a freak occurrence. But at what price? One part Double Indemnity, two parts The Postman Always Rings Twice, and multiple parts twists, turns and surprises, KEEP CALM AND KILL YOUR WIFE is Stevens' latest high-tension Hitchcockian suspense thriller that will keep you guessing until its very last nail-biting page.