I think this story is intriguing enough to warrant a listen and since I selected it, I hope all of you find some entertainment from it as well.

Jennifer Brady and her "husband", Howard, have recently returned from a honeymoon. Before long, it's apparent that Jennifer is suffering from perceived delusions. Her sister, Maggie, is concerned and offers assistance when a flatfoot happens upon the scene. The policeman, Ed Helmut, has a bit of "Columbo" in him and before long, he asks the right questions and annoys the story's antagonists. Soon, the young policeman couples the answers to his questions with some cunning intelligence to get to the bottom of the story.

This play is interesting in that, from the perspective of Jennifer Brady, it must be very confusing to have everything you've thought to be true come into question - to find that everything you see or experience is a figment of your imagination and that others think you are insane. The acting in this play is on par with the excellence we all appreciate in a CBSRMT presentation. Though I didn't hear any significant morals in this play, I was entertained by the writing and think this is a good RMT presentation for someone new to the series.