Two Wrongs Don't Make a Right

Although Isaac Conley and his wife, Cydney, live under the same roof, being married to each other is a nightmare. Isaac is a dirty cop with a partner, Miguel, who is just as grimy as he is. They take on the streets of St. Louis by using extreme force, by stealing money from drug dealers, and by surrounding themselves with ghetto girls who love to fulfill their manly needs. Cydney is well aware of Isaac's adulterous ways, but she has plenty of skeletons buried in her closet. Her motto is: if he can do it, I can do it better. Not only does she attempt to do it better, but when she seeks revenge by giving up the goodies to Miguel, her game is summed up by one word-OVER! Secretly conspiring to bring Isaac down, Miguel gets furious when Cydney decides to reconcile with him, and he's not about to let that happen. But continuously dancing with the devil has consequences, and-for better or worse, richer or poorer-Isaac and Cydney will either survive their challenges or fall straight through the gates of hell.