Surviving Brooklyn

Brooklyn Montgomery has moved into a new apartment closer to downtown Manhattan, a move made for the sake of the Assistant District Attorney job she has long wanted. She is the daughter of a notorious criminal, and that family name follows her everywhere. She has no idea yet that her new position is tied to a string of killings sweeping through New York City. The victims all resemble her, and they include the previous A.D.A. Each body is covered in thousands of forget-me-nots, which may be a clue to the killer's identity or a message aimed at Brooklyn herself.

Mark Stone, a childhood friend of Brooklyn's, is the lead detective assigned to the case. He has only a short window before the FBI takes over, so he is racing to find the killer while keeping close watch over Brooklyn. Mark knows she has feelings for him, but old history stands between them. Can they set that past aside and build a future together once the case is closed?

The story is built on suspense, with the clock ticking toward the next victim. Brooklyn and Mark must decide whether they can stop the killer in time, and whether their relationship can survive the danger around them.