Alaska. The reckoning

"Fear cannot prevent me from living my life": is what is repeated every day the psychiatrist Evelyn Talbot, especially since he moved to Hanover House, the highest-security clinic in the midst of the Alaskan ice, where he studies the minds of the most effervescent serial killers. Who better than her can look at evil straight in her eyes, after surviving the tortures of Jasper, the boy who at sixteen years reduced her to life, then escaping every attempt to capture? Now, forty years, he feels ready to realize the dream of having a son with his companion, the charming sergeant Amarok. But pregnancy does not come and meanwhile, in the vicinity of the clinic, disturbing facts begin to happen. A tourist disappeared during a snowstorm, and when Amarok arrives at the chalet he suffered a bad feeling: the door of the wood shed was torn apart with an axe. Suspects fall on the girl's fiancé, but when the snow emerges not a woman's corpse, but two, Amarok begins to fear that there is a much more dangerous one around. Someone with Jasper's own modus operandi. Many years before Evelyn had made a promise: never be a victim again. But is it really possible to survive twice the fury of a killer?