The Physics of Ghosts

For as long as Quincy Hayes can remember, touching the wrong object has never just meant fingerprints.

It means fragments.

A scream that ends too soon.

The scent of rain on asphalt.

The crushing weight of someone else's final moments.

Her hometown has spent years calling her crazy. Her department tolerates her at best. Ten years ago, after insisting an innocent man had been convicted of murder, Quincy became the detective everyone laughed about behind closed doors.

She stopped talking about what she sees.

Then another woman is found murdered.

Posed exactly like the victim from the cold case that destroyed her career.

The only problem?

The man convicted of that murder is still sitting in prison.

As more bodies begin to appear, the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit is called in to hunt a killer who should have never been free in the first place. Forced to work alongside a team that trusts evidence over instinct, Quincy finds herself caught between a profiler determined to explain the impossible and a murderer who seems to be staying one step ahead of everyone.

When a vision shows Quincy something she's never seen before, the investigation becomes more than solving a case.

It's a race to change a future she's terrified is already written.

Some memories refuse to die.

Some truths refuse to stay buried.