Secrets We Keep

FBI profiler Sidney Stone returns from vacation to confront her darkest case: victims carved open, their organs harvested with clinical precision, their bodies arranged in grotesque tableaux across the city. Each crime scene is a twisted stage, each victim's final pose a cruel mockery of their past.

As Sidney uncovers a five-year-old conspiracy of vigilante justice involving corrupt officials and missing criminals, her former partner Alex Kane resurfaces, offering help she can't refuse—but might regret accepting. Their one passionate night together in New York haunts her, but it's Kane's growing unease with the investigation that truly sets off alarm bells. He knows too much about surveillance blind spots, redirects questions about old badge records, and seems desperate to steer the investigation away from certain leads.

Sidney's mounting evidence points to someone with insider knowledge and surgical skills—someone who's been hiding dark secrets for years. As more bodies surface, she faces a terrifying possibility: the man she's never stopped wanting might be orchestrating the whole bloody performance.