This is a gripping psychological thriller that reveals how painful touching the past can be. After being invited to conduct a two-week course at the New Hampshire boarding school she once attended, teacher and successful podcaster Bodie Kane is overwhelmed by events from 23 years ago. It was here that her friend and roommate Talia was found dead. It is believed the killer was caught in 1995. But what if investigators missed details and a miscarriage of justice occurred? Talia dated many at the school, possibly even teachers — what if the real killer is still free? Roman McKay brilliantly explores the workings of memory and captures the social demand for justice. He convincingly shows how important it is for a person to make peace with their past, say goodbye to ghosts that have haunted them for years, and move to a new stage in life with a measured view of themselves and those around them.