Silence (Barker)

Phyllis (Phil) Dubois has long left her performing days behind, opting for a more anonymous role in the music industry instead. Something not everyone is happy about. When the pressure for her to return to the stage mounts, she packs her things in an old RV and hits the road in search of some peace and quiet. She thinks she's found it when she rolls into the small town of Silence. Former sheriff Brant Colter is still trying to get used to his abrupt retirement after a health scare last year. He's not good with change and likes things just the way they are. That's why, when a purple-haired hippie moves into the empty house down the road, he's convinced trouble won't be too far behind. He's not wrong. However, it's not his annoyingly cheerful neighbor he should be worried about, but the danger that follows her to town.

Savannah (Savvy) Colter is not easily overwhelmed, which is a good thing, since she is the sheriff of Edwards County. It's rare to find someone her age-a woman to boot-carrying such responsibility, but over the years, Savvy has more than proven herself worthy of the position… to most. However, when in a matter of a few weeks an old flame resurfaces in Silence, and two particularly violent murders land on her desk, her steady and predictable life becomes a little much to handle. New full-time single parent, Nate Gaines, reluctantly returns to his hometown, Silence, to offer his teenage daughter some much-needed stability. As a contractor, he can work anywhere, and it's not like he left a particularly fulfilling life behind, but he's not too sure how much work he's going to get here. Although some of the changes he encounters in Silence are a surprise. The most shocking one is seeing the woman he once craved like air, now wearing the sheriff's badge he so despises. Coming home is definitely not turning out the way he'd envisioned. Especially when a sudden crime spree has the law knocking on his door… again.