Two years after walking out of the glass butterfly killer's house of horrors, detective Jones still has nightmares of what he did to the serial killer. Torturing his mental stability almost as much as the physical torture he inflicted on the killer in order to save the niece of the Governor, detective Jones seeking solace for his actions relocates to a quite suburb of Austin trying to rebuild his life. As things slowly start to return to normal a supposed copycat killer begins to hunt and murder innocent children, seemingly taunting detective Jones every step of the way. Forced back into the fray, detective Jones questions his ability to bring this killer to justice or if he will once again have a lack of restraint and seek vigilante justice for the innocent victims. Detective Jones continues to be lauded as a hero for saving the niece of the governor. He is used by the media and the highest political office in the state as the poster boy for justice. His internal struggles against the brutal methods he used to save Lizzy from her captor kept secret, Jones no longer knows who he can trust, including his own mental stability. With the Governor seeking a run for the White House, he uses his power to draw Jones back into the hunt to bring this copycat to justice, but detective Jones soon discovers that there could possibly be more to the governor's involvement than what meets the eye.
