The investigation into the plane crash is only background for the real meat of the story. Of course, it is also the device for getting Ryan on the scene - as his partner had been escorting a prisoner back to Quebec and he and the prisoner were passengers. The real mystery is far darker and more perverse than a mere air disaster killing 88 people including both the boys and girls soccer teams from some university or other.
Tempe stumbles on a body part unrelated to the crash, and suddenly she is the subject of a systematic campaign to discredit her. And the bodies continue to pile up.
In happy news, we have a new continuing character in the person of Boyd the chow. Tempe and her ex have a joint custody arrangement regarding the cat, Bird, and Boyd now joins the party. Ex-husband, Pete, has inherited Boyd from a client he unsuccessfully defended, who is now serving a somewhat lengthy sentence. Last minute changes of plans send Boyd to the crash investigation with Tempe - and very fortunately so, because he saves her life when the bads catch up with her.
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