Detective Yardley Chancellor was an expert in his field. He never failed to crack a case.

However, Alicia Mills case was perplexing. She was the cheerleader captain at Haralson County High School, and most people favored her.

Yardley and his partner, Neal Hastings, uncovered more secrets than they anticipated in this investigation. The little town of Felton was corrupted with wickedness and dishonesty.

Faith Cates, Alicia’s best friend and co-captain, usually saw Alicia on the front porch when she came to get her for a football game, but she was nowhere to be seen. Looking for Alicia, Faith went inside the house.

She was horrified when she discovered Alicia’s lifeless body on her bed. Spencer, who had a previous relationship with Alicia, ran to help Faith when he heard her scream loudly.

Yardley recognized the scene, and the strange discoveries made him request a scan of nearby places for more evidence like this. Three additional victims with the same evidence were found by the investigation.

In the unraveling of the cryptic details, Yardley and Neal are baffled. Trish, who is married to Yardley, confesses to a hidden truth that she kept for three decades after Alicia dies.

Yardley feels compassion, but he also feels like he was deceived. His personal situation makes it difficult for him to concentrate on the current case, and his race against time is ticking away.

Every time he believes he’s near to finding the murderer, another mystery distracts him, making him lose more time and energy. But Yardley is only more resolved to uphold justice.

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