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What kind of monster preys on children? Detective Casey Norris and his team are back and they are taking on their most gruesome case yet. Each of them have dealt with bodies, but very rarely have they dealt with the bodies of children. Helena has a new monster. One who hunts, day and night, and worst of all...a monster who hunts children. Norris and the others attempt to work through the grisly nature of their newest case, but for Detective Kathy Proctor, this one truly is personal. Children are so innocent, but for this predator, that makes them the perfect target.

Detective Casey Norris has gotten his badge back, after coming out of retirement, and is back in charge of his team of detectives, which features a couple of new members. There is little time for introductions, however, as a new case has hit their desks featuring a monster unlike anything they have ever seen. Helena has a new serial killer. A killer who has hit a breaking point. A killer who is hunting young families. A sadistic individual who seems to have no limits and who refuses to leave anyone in the city with a feeling of hope or safety.

Could you commit murder if it meant saving the ones you love? Matthew O’Bannon has built a life most people dream of, but he’s spent most of it running from a nightmare - his past. The sins of his history pollute his days and nights, but when he meets a young woman and her daughter, everything begins to change. With a new family to love and a thriving business, things seem to be going right for the first time in decades. Until people he comes into contact with begin turning up dead.

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The Ups and Downs of college can be difficult for everyone to manage. Join Tyler Porter and Caleb DeLong as they discover new experiences, opportunities, and a variety of personalities around the campus of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Tune in for weekly episodes to hear from vast perspectives about campus life, building community, and finding your groove in a new environment. Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. We do not speak for the University or its representatives, nor are sponsored by the University. Go Vols!