Nora Hill is a woman in search of many things: Plots for her series of best selling young adult novels; the perfect place to leave her father's ashes; a reason why God would expect her to come to Him when He's given her prosopagnosia, face blindness, and can't recognize anyone's face, least of all God's. Along the way, Nora finds herself searching for something else: Every time she turns around, there's a child missing and Nora knows she has the ability, the gift to find endangered children who can't, or don't want to be found. Uncomfortable with the notoriety this ability gives her, Nora still answers the call to search for children because her beloved father told her this was God's gift to balance out the face blindness. Visiting her old hometown of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, Nora hopes to send her father's ashes into Lake Michigan and leave town before anyone recognizes her. Major car trouble dashes her hopes, and she finds herself trapped for a weekend in a town full of terrible memories. When the manhunt for a former classmate's asthmatic daughter turns up empty, Nora must battle her own personal feelings and do her best to find the girl before it's too late.