Detective Morgan Olsen is smart and she lives by her own rules. Youngest Homicide Detective on the force, promoted over other, more senior men, she closes her cases: better and faster. That does mean the brass or her fellow cops LIKE her for it. Her lieutenant would just as soon he had no women at all in his squad, more or less one that resists by her very nature being slowed down by him.What no one can deny is that Morgan is the best. Her partner, Sam Parker is still adapting to Morgan's free thinking, open minded ways. Morgan kicks his Southern, good old boy ass when he needs it, which is frequently. Despite their differences in upbringing and the fact the Morgan was promoted over him, Sam likes being her partner, even if it is not always easy.Morgan and Sam are called out on a suspicious death. Sally LeBlanc is found dead in her Montrose house, and her body was moved after she died. As they unravel Sally's life, they discover a woman who was alone. In her job as an exotic dancer, she was singularly successful which put her in a class by herself. In her private life Sally was close to no one. Sally seemed to have no enemies, but she had no friends either.Morgan sees uncomfortable parallels to her own life, but Morgan being Morgan, will not rest until she solves the mysteries around Sally's death... And her life