Army Veteran Sheriff Megan Holloway wonders what is happening to her quiet Colorado town. A rider was lost at Saturday's fund-raiser for Betty's Animal Rescue. The same day, Chris's Custom Jewelry was robbed, and the owner assaulted. Saturday evenings, the streets of Riverview are empty, if anyone saw something, Betty of Betty's Diner and Henry, the librarian, would know. They are Megan's go-to sources for gossip and community news. Riverview doesn't have crimes, not like robbery or assault. With these events stretching her office to its limits, Megan's swing-shift receptionist, Krystal, quits. What else can go wrong?

Aaron, Megan's boyfriend, steps up to help her with her chores, cooking her dinner, and proposing. Again. Yikes. Since her PTSD seems under control, maybe it's time to say yes. By Monday, a truck is reported stolen, cattle have been rustled, and Megan finds old man Stowers cowering in his cabin with a bullet wound. She needs to get things back under control and fast. This isn't the Riverview she loves. Clues come together slowly; muddied waters begin to clear. Megan begins to hope that the crimes are tied together and as she arrests one person, she will find another.

Riverview residents stand behind her and ranch cowboys are willing to back her play when she begins to corral the villains. She just needs to find the villain who robbed Chris. If it can be done, Megan feels she is the person who can connect the dots to solve this crime spree.