Nearly a year ago, Caroline Gillespie took on gangsters, a dirty cop, and her own bloodthirsty father, and now all she has to show for it is a recurring nightmare and a mediocre newspaper job. Still, it’s an improvement. And maybe more—maybe it’s the beginning of an ordinary life as an ordinary member of society.

But then her best friend, crime reporter Troy Stanforth, is found brutally murdered, his body abandoned on the side of the road like so much garbage. Caroline believes he was killed to suppress some truth he’d discovered. The police, on the other hand, don’t seem to believe anything. In fact, it almost seems like they don’t care about catching Troy’s killer at all.

Against everyone’s better judgement, Caroline launches an investigation of her own. To find Troy’s killer. To find his untold story. Her obsession will take her into the dark underbelly of her city in search of a powerful and violent enemy. An enemy who likes the darkness just fine, and will stop at nothing to keep Caroline from switching on the light.

The sequel to The Cannibal's Daughter.