From USA Today bestselling author Kimberly Knight comes a steamy second-chance romantic suspense about a Chicago cop and a CSI-in-training who reunite in their forties while hunting a voyeuristic serial killer. Ethan Valor has dedicated his career to catching criminals for the Chicago PD. Fresh off a tough divorce and recently promoted to sergeant, the last thing he expects is to walk into a neighborhood bar and find the woman who shattered his heart in high school serving his drink. Reagan McCormick has spent years trading her dream of working in criminal justice for marriage and motherhood. With her daughter away at college, Reagan returns to Chicago after her divorce, enrolls in a crime scene investigation program, and bartends at a neighborhood bar to make ends meet. Love isn’t on her radar until Ethan walks back into her life. Old sparks reignite into a hookup that doesn’t feel like a mistake, and a second chance neither of them expects suddenly feels real. On the job, Ethan is hunting a serial killer who targets women and leaves a disturbing trophy at each scene. Reagan’s classes connect her to the same university network as the victims, and it doesn’t take long before it becomes clear that the case hits dangerously close to home. Someone is watching her, and someone knows exactly who Reagan is to Ethan. When the killer’s pattern points directly at her as the next victim, their second chance at love could end with only one of them walking away alive.