Murder on the island of Föhr

Chief Inspector Lena Lorenzen is accompanying large-scale searches for a fourteen-year-old girl on the North Frisian island of Föhr. The missing Maria Logener comes from an ultra-religious family, and everyone describes her as unusually mature for her age. On the second day of the search, she is found with her wrists slit on a secluded part of the beach. Lena and her young colleague Johann Grassmann quickly suspect that this is not a suicide. Maria's parents are extremely reluctant to cooperate, but they are not the only ones with something to hide. Gradually, the investigators delve deeper into the life of the young girl and her secrets. Lena is convinced that this is the key to solving the case. In addition to the professional challenge, Lena faces difficult personal decisions: will she choose to live with Erck, her childhood friend, and what would moving to Amrum mean for her work? And will she be able to forgive her father, whom she hasn't seen for fourteen years?