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When
an unidentified woman is drowned in the Ottawa River almost within
sight of Parliament Hill, she has in her possession a train ticket
from Halifax and a Medal for Bravery awarded during a 1993 peacekeeping
mission in Yugoslavia. The investigation leads Green to Nova
Scotia, where he learns she was the witness to her fiance's killing
in a bar fight ten years earlier.
Innocent
scapegoat or monster manipulator? An idealistic young teacher
is accused of molesting a young schoolgirl and acquitted in a
sensational case that left the truth hidden and the teacher's
life in tatters. Ten years later, his distraught confidante walks
into Ottawa Police Inspector Michael Green's office insisting
that he has vanished. Green's curiosity is piqued when he discovers
that the teacher left behind his beloved dog and an apartment
crammed with research related to his case. Has he fled to escape
the wrath of victims, new or old? Or was he innocent all along
and spent the last ten years trying to clear his name?
When
an old man is found frozen to death in a hospital parking lot,
Ottawa Police Inspector Michael Green does not accept the official
verdict of death by natural causes. His own investigation draws
him deep into buried secrets from World War II and onto a personal
journey of discovery into his own past. 
When
a wealthy, popular graduate student is murdered in the university
library, Ottawa Police Inspector Michael Green is drawn into
the competitive and elitist world of university politics, professional
rivalries and personal passions. Struggling to balance the needs
of the case with the demands of his rocky marriage and the impatience
of his superiors, he finds himself making mistakes that could
cost more lives...