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First love never really leaves. Sometimes, it comes home.

Lou Perkins has made peace with her life—quiet days in the Davis Mountains, volunteering at the animal shelter, and finding joy in watching others discover love. She’s convinced that kind of magic isn’t meant for her. Not after losing the one woman who stole her heart eighteen years ago.

But the universe has a wicked sense of humor. At a local adoption event, Lou turns around and comes face-to-face with the love she thought she’d never see again.

Now the woman who once shattered her heart is standing right in front of her, and Lou must decide if some wishes are worth daring to believe in after all.

Not all monsters hide in shadows; some sit at the dinner table.

When shots ring out at a Rhode Island college graduation, private investigator Pax Taggart is hired to find out why. What appears to be a hate crime turns out to be something far more dangerous.

Hired by the local LGBTQ Center to investigate the shooting of valedictorian Francine Harrington, Pax expects to find a lone gunman with a manifesto. Instead, she uncovers a web of deception stretching from Providence to Boston's criminal underworld; one that entangles a desperate mother, a manipulative businessman, and an organization powerful enough to make people disappear.

As Pax digs deeper, the victim's seemingly perfect family fractures, revealing lies built on top of lies. When a second attempt on Francine's life nearly succeeds, Pax realizes she's not hunting a random bigot. She's caught in the crossfire of a decades-old conspiracy where the greatest danger comes from those claiming to offer protection.

With her former high school sweetheart, Chiara Ciccone - now a Boston crime boss trying to go legitimate - providing unexpected assistance, Pax must navigate treacherous waters where allies can't be trusted, and enemies hide behind respectable facades. When criminal organizations operate in plain sight and federal agents play both sides, the only question that matters is: who wanted Francine Harrington dead badly enough to try twice?

Some investigations don't just reveal the truth: they destroy everyone who gets too close.