A cabin in the woods. A hostage situation. A sabotaged mission.

When Seabring Roberts was seven years old, she was held captive in a cabin with her younger brother, Andrew, while her father was forced to sabotage a crucial military jet engine project. He paid dearly for his treason; two lives were lost, including his own. Seabring managed to flee her captors. The trauma left behind was like a blindfold; keeping it all behind her eyes in vivid detail.

It's been a decade since she lost it all, but she has managed to build a shell of a life working as a journalist. The perpetrators were never found, but her father's memory and treachery remained documented in detail. The Air Force Special Investigations team who'd investigated over ten-years ago found no evidence to clear her father's name and the case had gone cold in its file.

Only one officer, Captain Nick Anderson believed that there was more to this mothballed case. After this lengthy absence, he is back in Seabring's shadow, watching over her movements. As she follows increasingly more dangerous leads in a bid to bring justice to her father's memory, she gets very close to the truth. So close in fact that it might close ranks on her—like any unexpected trap. In a clash as past meets the present – it's fight or flight and Seabring has to choose and choose the right response. Because if she chooses wrong, she'll die.