After a friend of Madam Aurora is arrested for drunk driving, he calls psychic Tennyson Grimm with a wild story: the city jail is haunted by a spirit claiming a member of the Salem Police Department murdered him. Ten wants to help the spirit and get to the bottom of his claim, but he’s rocked to his core when the spirit proclaims his killer to be none other than Salem Police Chief, Cisco Jackson.
When Ronan, Jude, and Fitzgibbon agree to participate in the Salem Witches Dead Run for charity, each brag about how they’ll run circles around the others to win the race, but with the detectives sprinting past forty, they’ll be lucky to cross the finish line in one piece. Throw in glitter color bombs, aching muscles, and a booger-eating six year old bent on revenge, what could possibly go wrong?
Caught up in preparations for the run, buying witches costumes and making colored powder to throw at the runners, Everly and Wonder Wolf talk Aurora into joining in the fun with the promise of a new bike.
With new two-wheelers hanging in the balance and the finish line in sight, who will win? The kids? The detectives? Or will everyone learn the most important lesson of all; there’s a champion in each and every one of us.
Detective Ronan O’Mara doesn’t believe for a moment that Cisco is a stone-cold killer, but when three others deaths with the same MO are uncovered, all with links to Cisco, Ronan and the cold case detectives have no choice but to believe Cisco could have committed the murders.
Was Jefferson McGrath really murdered in his jail cell? If so, how? More importantly, is the chief of the Salem Police Department a serial killer?
