Dallas FBI agent Thomas Markwayhas a stubborn personality and is demoted to the remote Albuquerque branch after illegally arresting serial killer Raymond Sturgeon to help him get away with it. On Thomas' first day in office, he encountered a thorny case, the tragic death of traveling salesman Harold Spike, who was thrown into the desolate frontier desert.
On the surface, it seems that the murderer is killing innocent people, but it turns out that the murderer's goal is very clear, because the last victim is Thomas' nemesis, the murderer Raymond. The investigative mission nearly ruined Thomas, haunted by past mistakes, as details of the case flashed through his mind, forcing him into a painful, clueless investigation. The cases became increasingly dire and markedly personal.
Thomas's partner, Fran Currock, is very persistent. She knows Thomas' past and what's bothering him, and she devotes herself to the intricate case without turning back. At this time, the case seemed to take shape, and the mysterious Benjamin O'Leangradually surfaced. It was obvious that there were innumerable connections between him and the victim. What was even more frightening was that he seemed to be able to covertly. Perceive Thomas
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