Sister Cove's merchant meeting is supposed to be about the arts festival. But beneath the warm break and smiling faces, there's been a tension. A face from the past – Tony Adkins – is back in town, and nobody liked the surprise. Meanwhile, Audrey keeps her head down because maybe if she blends in, her past won’t find her.
But who knows, maybe it already has.

Jacqueline McBride almost regretted letting her troubled brother-in-law back in town, but now it's too late to take action. Amy Burroughs, the respected and favorite businesswoman of the town, has her own worries to deal with – her secret relationship with the police chief.
But, Audrey? She's too distracted by the thought of someone watching her – a danger, a threat, a murder.

Amy Burroughs is great at keeping things in order –business, the town's festival, or her personal life. But the doubt creeps in when Eli Garrets – an important character in town – warns her about Tony. Also, can she deal with the awkwardness between Pete and Brianna? Meanwhile, Audrey will make the mistake of her life – calling the police.

With only a few days left to the town festival, the tension rises. Everyone is busy with work, and so is Audrey. But the sense of dread refuses to fade. In between the chaos, the second warning comes in. It's not a note this time, but someone is in her home.