When Tory found a cache of prohibition era booze in her basement, she was convinced that she would never need to work again. Now, if she could just learn to say 'no', that might be true. But unable to tone down the town's excitement at the prospect of converting the old lighthouse into a vacation rental, she finds herself taking on a job that comes with a lot more than she bargained for.
When Tory finds a set of old bones in the dilapidated structure, she's thrown into another murder case, but this time she has to dig deep into the past to figure out exactly what happened. The only problem this time is that Tory has to dig deep into the lies to finally find out the truth, which she might not be prepared to face.
Between ducking flying golf clubs, breaking into apartments, a temporary stay in jail while under arrest, and posting bail, Tory realizes that nothing is going to straighten itself out until she can toughen up enough to ask the hard questions and face the difficult truths...even if it means her whole life may change because of it.
