When Phillipa is given a cold case - investigating the gang rape of student, Kelly Shanks, twenty six years ago, she thinks the hardest thing to do will be to prove the guilt of the group of elite men accused of the crime. With Kelly having commited suicide shortly after the attack, leaving a note saying 'Maybe Now You'll Believe Me', Phillipa is left with only the memories of the people who were closest to her, to get to the truth. But she soon realises there is more to this case than meets the eye. Why has justice evaded the men accused of the crime, despite numerous accusations against them over the years? Are the very people who claim to have loved Kelly being honest with her? And is Phillipa in more danger than she could possibly realise?
In a race against time to get answers, it begins to dawn on her that this could well be her last ever case.