I Am Not Dead

After escaping, Judy Fontaine returns to the homicide department, although her colleagues doubt that she is ready for such work. Her new partner, Uriah Ashby, is not inclined to trust intuition and is even less prepared to accept methods that have grown from the harsh experience of captivity. But in Minneapolis, girls are being murdered, and there is less and less time for disputes. Detectives have to analyze evidence, monitor witness reactions, and find common ground while the criminal remains at large. The tension builds not only on the investigation but also on how a person re-enters the profession after trauma.