Jamie Harris was tired of his job. He travels around the country meeting with criminals to discuss what is on their minds and assess whether they're ready for a possible parole hearing. It was once a job with meaning; to help those whom needed it the most. A belief he held right up until the moment the prisoners' crimes followed him home, stuck in his own mind.
The worst of the criminals he'd met was Billy-Ray. He'd plagued his dreams and his waking hours since the moment they'd met.
This monster.
The one man who'd managed to convince Jamie he had been reformed from his time in prison.
The one man whose own murder-spree - done after his early release from his cell - haunted Jamie the most. . .
