Publisher's Synopsis
Fred O. Batiste hasn't had a nightmare since he was a young boy. As an enforcement specialist for a Chicago crime family, there is not much that keeps Fred up at night. When a nightmare wakes him suddenly, he is surprised. When he sees the dead body of a young woman in his bed, he is alarmed and confused. He doesn't recognize her, nor does he remember the events of the evening after his third whiskey. He knows he needs answers to all the questions. Rachel McCormack is worried about her younger sister. Rachel knows the temptations of the modeling lifestyle, and the dangers and dead-ends of some of them. They argued when they lost spoke, and Rachel hasn't heard from her sister. She is worried enough that she enlists the aid of her boyfriend Tim, an attorney and recovering alcoholic, to hire private detective Mark Hamilton. Their parallel paths to finding answers will become a collision course that forces each of them to face the truth that addictions don't all look the same, and their resolution is sometimes deadly.
