Logan Byrne is a charming liar who says he's single. The women he dates turn up dead within a day. After seven bodies, he's arrested-then the killings keep going. The city whispers "copycat." The press calls the unseen killer a ghost.
Detectives Hayes and Reed chase a pattern built from blind spots: a soft "thank you" on a doorbell cam, a white sedan that hugs dead angles, a tote strap high on a careful shoulder. Logan's wife, Alana, stands by him-calm, organized, untouchable. From the hospital corridors to the jail clinic, the trail tightens around small, human moments and a blue enamel stud that catches light.
Ask him his wife's name, and watch the truth slip. When the reveal comes, love and guilt pull in the same direction-and Logan has to make a choice he'll never outrun.