With one call, her daughter's life is on the line.
Laurie Ahmadi has worked as a 911 police dispatcher in her quiet
Northern California town for almost two decades, but nothing in her
nearly twenty years of experience could prepare her for the worst call
of her career--her teenage daughter, Jojo, is on the other end of the
line. She is drugged, disoriented, and in pain, and even though the
whole police department springs into action, there is nothing Laurie can
do to help.
Jojo, who has been sexually assaulted, doesn't remember how she ended up
at the home of Kevin Leeds, a pro football player famous for his work
with the Citizens Against Police Brutality movement, though she insists
he would never hurt her. And she has no idea where her best friend,
Harper, who was with her earlier in the evening, could be.
As Jojo and Laurie begin digging into Harper's private messages on
social media to look for clues to her whereabouts, they uncover a
conspiracy far bigger than they ever could have imagined. With Kevin's
freedom on the line and the chances of finding Harper unharmed slipping
away, Laurie and Jojo begin to realize that they can't trust anyone to
find Harper except themselves, not even the police department they've
long considered family . . . and time is running out.
