Sometimes it's not luck that knocks at the door, it's trouble. On Samantha True's first night, on her very first assignment as a crime scene photographer, she learned three things: 1. Crime scenes are messy. Especially when vomiting everywhere.3. She may not be cut out for this job. When the police take her on a second investigation, she is just as stunned as her colleagues. Why is the school canteen lady, Miss Trina, chained to a post? Is it to do with the robberies all over Wind River? Samantha may not be cut out for shooting bloody scenes, but as the daughter of the local reporter, she's not lacking in intuition. Not to mention that she is at home in this town, and she does not intend to let crime ravage its peaceful streets. As the townspeople gather to help Miss Trina, Samantha begins to poke her nose right and left. She is quick to uncover sinister cases that cause her to question everything-and everyone-she thought she knew. His small town is full of mysteries. And she might prefer to stay in the dark.
