Detective Riley Quinn

After her best-friend is murdered in cold blood, to escape her traumas and big city life, Riley moves back to Pine Brooke. There she takes a position as the town’s detective. When she receives a call regarding a young girl in the woods, she never expected the terror of events that would soon unfold. It seems the thin and malnourished girl had fallen to her death. But closer examination of the body reveals new layers to the mystery. Was she running from something?

Detective Riley Quinn left the big city to return to her hometown. A sleepy town, where the origins of the many mysteries of her life began. When she is called to a missing person's case involving a young woman. She never expected the strange twists of events that would soon unfold.

Detective Riley Quinn is coming to terms with the aftermath of a devastating betrayal. One with far-reaching consequences and many deaths. Trying to pull herself together, Riley attempts to make sense of the storm brewing within her. When she confides in Logan, a man still mourning the loss of his wife, Riley finds herself conflicted about her feelings for him. Her Sunday afternoon is interrupted by surprising news.

When Logan's daughter goes missing, abducted by a family member. Riley does everything in her power to find her. Not long after that, a string of murdered victims are found in the woods. From a camper to a fisherman, and many others killed in bizarre manners. Faced with a string of gruesome murders, and a case beyond her jurisdiction, Riley must navigate this difficult terrain and perform the most difficult balancing act of her career.

When Detective Riley Quinn receives a bloody letter, a note filled with peculiar riddles arranged like a crossword, she launches an investigation against her peer’s advice. Some believe that it’s a prank, but Riley is convinced it holds vital clues to a murderous case.

Detective Riley Quinn has spent much of her life ridding the world of evil. After being found unconscious by firefighters, she finds herself in a new battle—her home set ablaze. Soon, flashes of her memory return, placing a shadowy figure at the center of that tragic night, revealing a truth more sinister than anyone could imagine.

Initially, forensics ruled the case a suicide. But soon, a substantial clue leads Riley to a different conclusion: murder. As she navigates this case and the aftermath of surviving an inferno, she sets out to track down the culprit responsible for both cases. Unfortunately, nothing is ever simple. With the shadowy figure who tried to kill her still at large, and this case taking an unprecedented turn, it's only a matter of time before the two roads collide and lead her down a deadlier path.

While at the manor, Riley receives a call to the scene of a kidnapping. Soon after interviewing the mother of the missing children, a shot is heard from the house next door. And Riley's sister is found standing next to her husband’s dead body.

After her best friend is murdered in cold blood, Detective Riley Quinn takes a job offer in the small town of Pine Brooke. Life in the town has its charms, especially with the good doctor by her side. When the bodies of a set of twins are found in the nearby lake, Riley is called to the horrific scene with a distraught mother nearby. What could have happened to them? With this case hitting a dead end, another case continues to haunt her. Logan’s family members are being taken out, one by one. With Logan Elwood by her side, she tackles both cases head-on.

Stephanie Dubois put her baby girl down to sleep. Finally, a moment of peace had arrived. She drew herself a bath, when suddenly she heard a loud knock. Through the peephole, she saw a welcomed face. But unbeknownst to her, a friendly exchange would turn into cruel betrayal. After finding her best friend murdered in cold blood. Detective Riley Quinn moved to Pine Brooke. The small, idyllic town was exactly what she needed. But upon her arrival, the once peaceful town is turned upside down. With cases of mysterious disappearances and bizarre deaths.