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In a city full of crime, the people of Bison knew no rest. All they saw when they closed their eyes was "blood". Those who stayed behind looked for ways to stay afloat and out of danger amid the constant drama and murder reports. Things went from bad to worse daily as the police tried everything in their capacity to infiltrate peace and order in the town; however, the chase for these criminals wasn't easy.
Detective Eddie, who was a die-hard crime fighter, kept his fingers crossed for the days when they would no longer move in fear... The order of things in Bison was not encouraging; businesses collapsed from the lack of proper handling, some companies moved to other cities, and children were stopped from attending school for fear of kidnappers and human traffickers.
Almost everyone in the town had their fair share of sorrow and sadness. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas were not left out, they were served a dish too. They were victims of circumstances. Having to deal with the fact that their only son was battling a rare mental disorder gave them shivers, and then discovering who the dreaded "Grand River killer" is broke them completely. Their daughter, Stacey also mourned the loss of the favorite person in her life her love interest, Andrew.
Could her brother be obsessed with her or is it someone else? Will she ever recover from the trauma of losing Andrew?. Would she ever bring herself to forgive the killer even in death? That will be a story untold. She wished she could turn the hands of the clock and make things right in the ways possible.
As the people rejoiced at the news of the apprehension of the notorious murderer, still families mourned the loss of their loved ones. It was the most bitter and darkest moment of their lives. What could be worse than losing a child? Will they ever feel peace within?
