Owen Hanson packs a bag and leaves his past where it belongs-dead and buried in his small Connecticut hometown. His new life as a clothing inspector is boring and predictable and the perfect escape. He's finally in control.


Lydia March is unexpected, but he can't avoid her even if he tries. She makes him feel things and throws the delicate balance of his orderly life off its axis.


When Owen begins receiving mysterious messages from an unknown admirer, it's not long before his world begins to spiral and nothing is as it seems. Is Lydia writing the notes or is it someone else? Has his past finally caught up with him?


¿When reality starts to fray at the edges, it's impossible not to pick at the loose threads and watch as everything unravels. Can Owen hold onto the control he so desperately clings to or will his life be reduced to nothing more than a tangled mass of chaos?