A socialite and a cub reporter join forces to solve a thirty-year-old cold case in this gripping mystery from USA Today bestselling author Adrienne Giordano. Hollywood socialite Rose Trudeau understands loss. As a survivor of the legendary—and unsolved—Grande hotel fire thirty years ago, she still mourns her closest friend who perished in the blaze. And now, the sudden death of her beloved husband forces Rose to once again battle grief. When pain-in-the-rear cub reporter RaeLynn Demming shows up at Rose's Bel-Air estate begging for a scoop on the Grande fire, Rose can't help but admire the young woman's gumption. Hungry for justice, she agrees to be a source, but she wants more than a fluff piece. She wants an arsonist and murderer caught. Even if it means revisiting the Grande. The investigation takes the pair to the island of La Paradisio, where sun and sand do nothing to calm the local police. They want these wannabe detectives gone, urging them to leave the sleuthing to the professionals. The whole thing screams cover-up. Undeterred, Rose and Rae chase leads that turn all-too-personal when Rae finds herself the victim of a threat. Will their investigation uncover secrets an arsonist will do anything to protect?