Attorney Paul Riley has built a lucrative career on his famous prosecution of Terry Burgos, a serial killer who have emulated the lyrics of the violent track to gruesomely murder six girls, including the daughter of billionaires Harland and Natalia Bentley. Right now, fifteen years afterwards, the police are met with a new series of murders – as well as the grisly second verse towards the track. Riley may be the first to realize that the two cases are linked which the line between copycat and cover-up continues to be about Eye of the Beholder blurred. But mainly because the murderer’s list of victims turns into less arbitrary and more personal, Riley finds himself at the guts of a police task force mainly because both an investigator and a believe. As the levels encasing the mystery unravel, outdated deceptions emerge with dangerous new consequences. Driven by his personal fear that he may have forgotten something crucial through the investigation years back – and even worse, the chance that he is in charge of the execution of the innocent guy – Riley sifts through fifteen many years of lies in order to uncover the reality. But what he discovers along the way is that the killer isn’t the only person who wants to keep the previous buried.