He likes to watch. Everything.

Baltimore detective, Surin Elliott, is building a case. A case of dead girls. Girls that have been abducted and murdered, girls that no one else seems to see. The last thing she needs is a new partner, not now, not when she is on the brink of something big. Surin likes to work alone and to be alone.

Detective Parker Rhodes is the complete opposite - light where she is dark, calm where she is wild - and as they tentatively navigate their new partnership, Surin lets her guard down enough to bring Parker in on her investigation.

Madison Brooke, an overly confident crime reporter whose history with Surin is no secret, will stop at nothing in pursuit of the perfect headline. Can she convince the reluctant detective to put their differences aside to catch a murderer?

Piece by piece, Elliott and Rhodes begin to delve into the distorted mind of a killer, one who has hunted in the dark, undiscovered for years, one who is starting to seem just a little too close to home.