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Detective Reed has a system. She takes the late calls. She works the rotation. She keeps the heat low in an apartment she's never in, and she keeps the rest of herself somewhere between Lane's bed and the next crime scene, which is the only arrangement her nervous system will accept.

When a woman's body turns up in a frozen field off Highway 43, Reed is called to lead the investigation. She's good at this. She knows how to read a scene: the compression pattern in the frost, the hair fanned w...