For seven years, Olivia believed Leo died because she didn't answer his call. The police said drug debt. Eight thousand dollars her brother needed and she refused to send.

She was wrong.

The evidence is encrypted on six drives hidden in a Chicago bank vault. The only man with the passwords is dying, and Olivia has 72 hours to get them before federal prosecutors lose their case.

When she cracks those drives, what's inside rewrites everything she thought she knew about the night Leo died.

Now there's a trial. Three months in Chicago, maybe four. Grace is four years old and has already learned that Gamma stays, Mama leaves.

This is the choice that destroyed Olivia's father: being right or being present. She promised Grace she'd stop fighting. She promised Leo she'd make them pay.

Margaret's not the only Carrington who destroyed lives. And the courtroom isn't the only place this war will be fought.

Some battles you win with testimony. Others you win by burning everything to ash.