Murder by Moonlight

Amelia Rainey has lived in self-imposed seclusion for the last fifteen years. Her neighbors believe she suffers from agoraphobia. The truth, however is much stranger.

Ever since she was a child, Amelia has had a very unique gift. Even the briefest touch of another person or object owned by another and Amelia sees into the past, present, and sometimes future of that person. Other people do not always appreciated her acquired knowledge into their personal lives.

During the past months, something has changed. Amelia's dreams are plagued by visions of someone killing others in horrific ways.As the visions become more vivid she is convinced they are really happening. After each dream she searches the news for some indication that the police are hunting for the killer. When nothing is reported, Amelia decides she has to do something.

Insulating herself with layers of clothing she makes a trip to the police station. Once there, she meets Detective Ira Levin and his partner Murphy. Ira is sympathetic to Amelia, but is hesitant to believe her story that a serial killer is at large in Memphis.

Murphy isn't bashful when it comes to telling Amelia he thinks she is a certified 'fruit-loop'! His callous behavior send Amelia running from the building.

The captain, who over heard the exchange between Amelia and the detectives, decides it is better to be safe than sorry.He assigns Ira and Murphy the task of proving or disproving Amelia's claims.

As partners, Ira and Murphy have always been at odds. This case will stretch their relationship[ to the breaking point. What the detectives find as they investigate Amelia will shake the department and the city of Memphis to it's very core.

As Amelia, Ira and Murphy become more involved in this man humt, one question remains...will they survive?