Leah Reynolds finds herself fighting off dream demons that feel more real than like a nightmare. Now she's dreaming of a young girl with a butterfly tattoo on her back, running from a monster. She wakes up screaming, sweaty, and afraid that the monster is going to catch the girl eventual-ly. And then one day, she turns on the news, and there's the picture of the girl. And she's been murdered. Now Leah doesn't know what to do. Should she tell the cop she's seen on TV? And if she does, will the monster find out and be chasing her next? Chase Montgomery is a seasoned homicide cop and what's going on in his city isn't sitting well with him. But now he's got the mayor on his back to solve the murders, and now he's got some nut who thinks she's a psychic telling him she knows who the murderer is going to kill next. May-be he should use her information as bait. Maybe it'll draw the murderer out if he thinks the cops have a psychic working the case. But it would be a lot easier to handle if the psychic didn't cause him to have dreams at night that have nothing to do with the case