Genevieve

For three years, Genevieve has been running from a past that haunts her, lying to survive because telling the truth would not only ruin her but also make her look just as guilty as the one she's running from. So she keeps moving, never staying in one place long enough to call it home.

That is, until Blueville. Genevieve not only finds herself in the small town, but she also finds Head Detective Theodore Coleman, a man with the prettiest blue eyes and way too many questions. Desperate to keep suspicion off herself, she pretends to be a psychic, working with the BVPD to solve the case of a missing child. But to complicate matters more, Theodore knows more about Genevieve than she's comfortable with and, against her better judgment, he makes her want to stop running.

Theodore

Theodore Coleman has spent his life learning how to read people, and then Genevieve Jones walks into his life. She's guarded, distant, and she's hiding more than she admits. She claims to be a psychic, but Theodore knows better. Still, he can't keep his mind off the pretty little liar.

He should definitely keep his distance; instead, he gives her a place to stay, making sure he can keep a close eye on her. As they work together, the lines start to blur, and Theodore finds himself wanting to solve the case of Genevieve Jones because she looks at him as if she wants to trust him but doesn't know how.

Genevieve's past is closing in fast, and when it finally reaches Blueville, they'll both have to decide how far they are willing to go to protect the ones they love.