Days gone by is never over. It just gets dusty.

Lisa Grant was a growing star within a prestigious lawyer in Lexington, Kentucky, when the firm went bankrupt and she shed her work. With an ailing mother to look after, she will take the first work she can find: research associate to District Lawyer Scott Buchanan. Scott is as disagreeable as he’s sexy, and Lisa suspects the just reason she got the work was Scott’s fond emotions for her mother, who treated him well when he was just a farmhand around the Grants’ about Shattered large horse farm while Lisa was developing up.

After she misses a significant court date, Lisa doesn’t get any special treatment from Scott. As consequence, he sends her to arrange cold-case files in the basement of the courthouse. What Lisa needs to be a mind-numbingly boring job turns into anything but that whenever a missing-persons case attracts her attention. The details of the case are engrossing: an entire family-father, mom, and two children-disappeared with out a trace more than twenty-eight years ago. Except that’s not all: the mother in an image Lisa finds could possibly be her own twin.

Before Lisa can find out more, some catastrophes strikes close to real estate, and she realizes that locating the photo has put her in terrible danger. Determined to uncover the truth, she confides in Scott, and their relationship builds up into something beyond that of company and employee. Jointly they unravel a terrifying web of criminal connections that could shatter what Lisa understands of her past. And it’s clear someone will head to surprising lengths to be sure certain secrets stay hidden.