Her Father-In-Law's Obsession

When Harold looks at her, he doesn't see his son's wife. He sees Martha. Thirty-two-year-old Ingrid offers kindness to her grieving father-in-law: daily lunches over tea while she nurses her baby. She expects polite conversation. Instead, Harold begins sharing intimate memories of his late wife-explicit confessions about Martha's insatiable desire, her shameless confidence, the fifty-two years they couldn't keep their hands off each other.?Ingrid finds herself captivated by the stories.
By Harold's rough voice describing exactly how Martha wanted to be touched. By the way his eyes linger on her milk-swollen breasts.?Then he says it: "Just like her. Exactly like Martha."?What begins as helping an old man remember his beloved becomes something far more dangerous. Harold doesn't just want to talk about his wife anymore-he wants to relive her through Ingrid. To touch her breasts the way he touched Martha's.
To hear her gasp the way Martha used to gasp. To feel young and vital and hungry again.?And Ingrid, starved for desire, lets him turn her into someone else's memory.?In his hands, she becomes the shameless woman from his stories. In his bed, she discovers what it means to be truly wanted. But when the lines between past and present blur completely, will she lose herself to become his Martha ??A provocative exploration of grief, desire, and the intoxicating danger of fulfilling someone else's fantasy.