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?

The aftermath.