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to disappear than Utah. She settles into a quiet Mormon lifestyle-- unless you count the skydiving, racecar driving, mountain climbing, and overly obsessive workouts. But when her best friend, Kay, tips her off to a stalking case, Rhea takes the job out of sheer boredom. Only then does Rhea realize two things-- first, being good is hard; and second, she knows way too much to get out of the PI game.

When a mother is shot in her own home, journalist Kathryn McCoy turns to her best friend, Rhea Jensen, and the self-righteous Officer Dahl to get her exclusive on putting the killer behind bars. What Kathryn doesn't expect is for Dahl to awaken the ghosts of her past that will set her on the path to healing.

Sunday Night is a talented, tough woman with physical and psychological scars and a killer instinct. She has spent years running from her past. But after a bomb explosion leaves a girl missing, the family needs Sunnie's help. And it might just lead her to the truth about herself.