The perfect crime doesn’t exist. Or so she thought. When K's mission lands her in the perfect Midwestern setting where a laid-back population enjoys a slow life, she knows something is off. What use is an agent like her in a place where crime virtually doesn’t exist? But after she meets this town's kids, K understands why her boss never makes mistakes. The children in this town are terrified of someone they refuse to name. They are hiding something, and K needs to find out what fast. The police soon shut her down, proving that whatever the precinct is hiding, they have ensured it remains hidden. And once K decides to put her newly acquired skills into use and hack into the precinct's website, the discovery shocks her to her core. Whoever has the people of this town in a death hold has installed cameras in the homes and uses them to extort sexual and monetary favors. Despite the people's unwillingness to cooperate and evidence of police misconduct sprouting everywhere, K feels that she's getting closer to the source. Cracking the case is so close she can almost taste it. Except that can only mean one K is walking right into a trap, and this time there is nothing she can do to escape.