How deep must Josie Quinn dig to find the truth?
Detective Josie Quinn is looking forward to a quiet dinner with her boyfriend Noah at his mother's house. But when they arrive at her house, they find her in the garden behind the house. No sign of life and a mouth full of dirt.
As the investigation progresses, many mysterious fragments and clues emerge that Josie's team can't handle, whether it's a rosary buried in the dirt near Colette Fraley's body or a flash drive bearing the name of Drew Pratt, Denton's most famous missing person.
As Josie delves deeper into Pratt's case, she quickly discovers that he had a brother. He too was missing until his body was washed up in the river. Gradually, more and more connections emerge and Josie begins to hesitate. Could it be that Noah's mother, the kind and proper Colette, is involved in the crime? And will her fragile relationship with Noah survive such an accusation?
Josie and her team are slowly moving forward in their search, but the killer is one step ahead of them this time and the victims keep coming. Clearly, the perpetrator will not stop until his and Colette's secret is buried forever. How deep is Josie prepared to dig to find the truth?
