Five years ago, Emma testified against her father and watched him disappear into the federal prison system—but some men don't stay buried, and some grudges don't fade with time. Now she's a bush pilot in Alaska, flying supplies to remote cabins and telling herself the endless wilderness is enough to keep her hidden. When a stranger's footsteps echo across her hangar floor, she has to decide whether it's just another client needing a ride or the moment she's been dreading since the trial ended. The frozen north is vast, but not vast enough to outrun the past forever. And her father has always been very, very good at finding people who don't want to be found.