Fracktown Gumshoe

Burning water on two country farms add more suspects to Fitz's list. Barnes fills him in on the environmental activist's fiery past. There's chatter about a rumored relationship between Alicia and Fitz.  

Burning homes and poisoned well take Fitz further down the rabbit hole in his search for Sarah Peltry. An environmental activist joins the list of suspects.

A suspect in Sarah's disappearance denies everything. Detective Barnes has no leads. A house goes up in flames.

A lead on Sarah's whereabouts. Sister Katie has dinner and sympathy for Fitz.

The search begins for Sarah. It gets complicated. Seriously complicated.

A visit to a strip club gives Fitz an idea of where to look for his client. A possible suspect emerges.

An unidentified body sends Fitz in another direction. An uncomfortable apology to Alicia and a promise to start again. 

A new case. A burning car. A body in the trunk

There's a woman in Fitz's bed. If it's not his wife Gracie, then who is it? A client turns down witness protection. What could go wrong? Everything...

What’s scarier for Rust Belt PI Niccolo Fitzhugh? A dead body in the trunk of burning car or waking up in bed with prosecutor Alicia Linnerman after a blistering drunk? 

When a stripper from one of Fawcettville’s topless joints turns down witness protection for testifying against a murderer, then comes up missing, it’s an easy conclusion the body in the trunk is hers. 

Or is it?