Overview

From the outside, Daphne Zeledyne and Hazel Wright look like an impressive power couple—being that Daphne is a practicing doctor and an even more brilliant inventor, while Hazel is well known in the courtroom for taking on some of New York’s more prominent cases. Heavily layered with sophistication and refinement, no one can see that their marriage is not what it appears. Told through the perspective of Hazel, who is secretly being controlled by her wife via a mind-control device, she recounts their daily lives and history while struggling to break free. The situation seems bleak, after all, Hazel has spent the last four years attempting to draw attention to her situation. However, when her law firm hires a new associate who has been a long-time admirer of Hazel, a new relationship is formed—one that carries guilt and danger into an already tumultuous mix. Women In Gray explores the common pressures associated with matrimonial lifestyle, various ethical questions concerning the rights and wrongs of humanity, and the complicated nuances of three women struggling to find and feel love within the bounds of a broken society.