How do you hunt a killer who are able to go back in time and make certain you’re never given birth to?

A police pursuit kicks Sergeant Jack port Redding of the Florida Highway Patrol and his trainee, Julie Karras, right into a shoot-out that ends with one young lady dead and another in cuffs, as well as the driver from the SUV fleeing into the Intracoastal Waterway. Redding remains within the hunt, powered by the trace memory that he understands that working woman-and he will, because his grandfather, a cop in Jacksonville, was hunting the same female about The Shimmer in 1957.

Redding and his partner, Pandora Jansson, run after a seductive serial killer who are able to ride The Shimmer across years. The pursuit cuts from modern-day Jacksonville to Mafia-ruled St. Augustine in 1957, then to the French One fourth of New Orleans in 1914. The stakes convert brutal when Jack, whose wife and child died in a crash the prior Christmas Eve, faces an awful choice: help his grandfather catch the killer, or modify period itself and make an effort to save his wife and child.

The Shimmer is a distinctive time-shifting thriller that may stick with you longer after its utterly unforeseen and yet perfectly diabolical ending.