After a bomb attack in Times Square, Spencer Reid discovers that there is more to his life than reading and Doctor Who - he has a daughter. For the past 14 years, he believed that McKenzie Reid was just an imaginary person. Spencer soon finds out his daughter has been running all her life, from her mother. Mckenzie gets to know her father well, yet she has to choose: confront her father about Jonnie, or both risk death...

Calla Daniels. That name can instill fear in many different people. An officer to the San Diego Police Department, this girl can kick some serious ass. Spencer Reid. That name does the total opposite. If you met him on the street, you'd think he's a teacher. Only then would he tell you he's part of the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit. Two total opposites. One case that brings them closer than they ever thought possible. You know what some people say, Tragedy Brings People Together.

• EDITED-2019• Rachel and her little sister Charlotte have finally escaped the psychotic grip of her father. They escape, but with a price. They run into the BAU team where her case intrigues a certain genius. They manage to drag Dr. Spencer Reid and the rest of the team into the dangerous and blood lusting world they continue to live in. Rachel feels safe, she finally feels free. However, her past still haunts her. Her father is still on a hunt for them both. She has to fight. If she stops, she loses everything. She falls in love with this awkward boy genius and she finds herself confused. She thinks she's finally safe. Maybe she can win, but then again.... daddy always gets what he wants.

"Well, it's Alice now," I correct him, and his brow furrows. "No, it's not." I roll my eyes. "Yes, Spencer. It's Alice. I didn't change my name for people to go poking around in my past." "But what's your real name, the one your mother and father gave you shortly after your birth?" I hesitate slightly before clearing my throat. "Lena Alice Portman." It takes me not a moment to realize he found it all out. "You're lying," he informs me.