Ne te retourne pas

Hailing from a small Northern Ontario town, Walker Devereaux, age nineteen, is

in Toronto to discover the truth about his early life, the years leading up to

the age of three when he was found abandoned on a country road, terrified and

clinging to a wire fence. He had no identification but in his pocket was a

photograph of two young girls splashing in a lake and a chatty letter from a

teenager. His clothes were well cared for, and a dim memory of his mother even

now assures him that he was loved. But he wants to know who his mother was,

and why she abandoned him, and whether he had a father.

At the cab company where he works, Walker befriends the night dispatcher,

Krista, a pretty, brave young woman. Wheelchair bound but resourceful, she

helps him crack the code of his parents' identity. But the quest to discover

his mother's whereabouts swiftly becomes perilous as Walker finds himself

within the deadly grasp of Bobby, a young sociopath who has matured from early

cruelty to murderous pleasure.