identity

Trust no one. That's pretty much the life motto of aspiring journalist Jacey Emerson, who's been hiding her identity for as long as she can remember. Her father, Warren, left ten years ago when he was employed by the U.S. Army's research branch to work on an allegedly ground-breaking project, some strange guy in a mask has been leaving cryptic letters outside her bedroom window since 10th grade, and she's got anxiety. She scores a full-ride Wayne scholarship to Gotham University, where she meets Dick Grayson and a group of friends she thinks are her ticket to a normal life. But everything she thought she knew is almost immediately thrown out the window. For starters, her dad has managed to make the Army's Most Wanted list, her long-lost brother is alive and well, and to top it all off, the Batman she previously believed to be an urban myth is real as can be. Before long, Jacey finds herself in a race against the GCPD, the Army, three of Gotham's deadliest criminals, and the League of Assassins to find her father and clear his name. But to do that, she'll have to learn to trust all over again.