Hayan Rose is a women of cold demeanor who has no time to meddle in others lives. She has a set road that she doesn't deviate from but when she meets Keegan Trevor. Her straight path is no longer there rather it branches into daunting ways with deep ravens and steep mountains. Each way is more dangerous and threatening than the other because of which each step in her life is cautious. And each path unravels a secret that connects her back to the life which she had suppressed deep into her subconscious mind. When she traverses the dangerous paths she comes across many people and dives into a series of betrayal , unrequited love and homicide.
Hayan tries her best to escape from Keegan Trevor's clutches but her past guilt makes it hard to do. While Keegan just wants Hayan to "help" him remove the toxicity from the world. 
"Justice will be served 
To those who deserve
No one is innocent
Each one is a participant"--keeghan

Islesville

As Aaron Noah recalled the murders, there was no neglected detail or evidence, only leaving more missing pieces in the puzzle. 


Detective Aaron Noah and detective Smith reached together to the murder of Mateo Jones, an opulent landlord who was notorious among the indigent natives for his unscrupulous attitude. When they reached his house, they saw him laying lifeless on the floor. They came across the same ludicrous verses which read as follows: 


No DNA was left on the paper, nor any fingerprints. The deep stabs from the golden knife he owned were the cause of his death as it laid at the side, now only futile. Detective Smith known for being imprudent, tore the paper into half and threw it on the floor with only the orders to bury the body, but little did he know that he was the next victim. 


Nobody was informed of the second murder; detective Smith, being irresponsible and careless, was said to be gone for a vacation, and had to return the following day, but there was no news about him; soon, a letter approached the agency with the incomplete verses: 


As the hatred for him came from my deepest core" 


The letter was written in blood and contained the petrifying pictures of his dead body, which spread terror all around. People could only await with trepidation, fearing that they would be the next victim. 


Detective Aaron Noah hurriedly reached the place where detective Smith's murder took place. His distorted body layed in wet grass, beaten without recognition; his clothes were now drenched in blood. The bat used to beat him now lied beside home covered in blood. Again, there was no DNA, but there were fingerprints. Unfortunately, with use of old technology, nobody could get far or identify who they belonged to. The doctors were cretinous, so they were of no use. 


With detective Smith dead, detective Noah was left to solve the third case all by himself. Unlike the other detectives, he was concerned about the agitated people; he was pressurised and also petrified with the killings going on, as they kept on increasing. He set many baits to lure the murderer but none of them worked. Nothing attracted the murderer as if they were blinded with the murkiness of revenge and hatred. 


The third target was Yvette Scott, a 19 year old girl, who was also a student of Oakwood Highschool. She was found dead, stuffed into the janitor's closet, with signs of strangling. The only piece of evidence that was left was a torn pice of cloth smeared with blood, with more incomplete verses: 


This is just revenge for her atrocities 


She was just a stone in the way of others 


Where Yvette blocked her flowing river 


The piece of clothing was stained and dirty, and it appeared to have a yellow and white pattern beneath it. This was a vital evidence but with the debilitated state of the forensic labs and the ludicrous behaviour of the detectives, the case wouldn't proceed towards success, but rather the victory of homicide. 


Can the case only be solved with the help of detective Miller?


Chapter 10 : Trinity of murders