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For Wayne and Dahlia Malloy, the road is home. As a family of travellers, life is all about the money - other people's money - and steering clear of the law. But one swerve of the RV later, and "Doug" and "Cherien Rich" are dead, driven off the road by a swerving RV. Dahlia feels guilt over the tragic accident. Wayne senses a golden opportunity.
But this con is like no other the Malloys have ever pulled. To survive, they must convince |
suspecting neighbours, classmates, co-workers, cleaning ladies and car rental clerks that they really are The Riches, but the most daunting task: the Malloys must convince themselves.
Their identity is turned upside down and they must find the balance between gaining the hot cars, the hot boyfriend and the TV while losing the freedom of the road they've enjoyed their whole lives. Can they really pull this off? And if they can, are they burying the Malloy name for now, or for good?
With their hands tightly around the American Dream, complete with a two-car garage and a garbage disposal, the Malloys begin to question who they really are, if they can ever go back home again, and what home even means. Somehow their cushy new mansion may not feel as much a home as that old beat up RV. |
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