Self-Made Widow

Fabian Nicieza, the co-creator of Deadpool and author of Suburban Dicks, sets this story in a New Jersey community where the polished surface of family life hides plenty of trouble. Andie Stern, a mother of five and a former FBI profiler, has already cracked a killing and a decades-old conspiracy in her town of West Windsor. Her husband and the local police would prefer that she stick to school runs, diaper changes, and lunch dates with her circle of mom friends, a group she privately nicknames The Cellulitists. Her resolve is tested when the husband of Molly Goode, the group's dominant figure, dies. Everything suggests a natural death, yet Andie starts asking questions, and the answers may set her against the clique and expose something uncomfortably close to home.

Meanwhile, Kenny Lee, a journalist, has spent the time since working alongside Andie rebuilding his reputation. An anonymous caller insists that Molly was responsible for her husband's death, and Kenny is pulled back into the gossip, secrets, and affairs of suburban life, where a very large sum of money is also at stake. Both want justice, though neither is certain they will survive working together. Andie and Kenny take up their amateur detective work once more.