This is a movie in he Jesse Stone series in which Jesse Stone (Tom Selleck) is at unrest over the death of a young woman, Cindy Van Alden (Eileen Boylan) he had befriended, but then lost track of. Thought of her and what could have been different keep haunting him. He is determined to find who is responsible. STone previously had resigned as the chief and is in a point of trying to find himself. Lots of therapy with Dr. Dix (William Devane) and lots of nightmares. The young woman had gone through therapy at a rehab mill, which was more interested in getting money than actually helping. They did not track her after her discharge but did start her on medications, which lead to harder drugs. An employee who had been fired had a habit of preying on young women and prostituting them. Such was the case here. Stone, uses unconventional methods to get this predator off the streets.
I really like the relationship Stone has with his dog, as well as the nun, Sister Mary John (Kerri Smith) who provides insight, and Gino Fish (William Sadler) who gives him information.
