What happens when the one person you count on in your everyday life loses part of her memory? And suddenly their life is in your hands. For Jacob Rafferty, his life would never be the same.

Detective Jacob Rafferty doesn't have time for a relationship, but he hates it when his coworkers joke that he's married to the job. He'd quit if that were the case. He's always wanted to be a police officer for as long as he could remember.
He wants to help people. He just didn't have the stomach for blood, so being a doctor wasn't possible and his heroes on TV were always cops.

For the last three years he's been a detective with the Center City Police Department and from day one he'd been working with Molly Ferguson, a transcriptionist who typed up all of his voice notes and reports.

Even though they live in the same city and talk almost every other day, they've never met each other face to face.
Until one night when Jacob gets a call from Molly. Panicked and full of fear, she asks for his help, but he may not get there in time. What would happen then?

Jacob isn't going to let anyone take Molly away from him. Not now. Not ever.