Detective Inspector Jessie Driver must navigate a high-profile investigation into a series of gruesome murders targeting minor celebrities while managing the scrutiny of her skeptical male colleagues. As a fast-track, motorbike-riding officer, Driver faces both external pressure from the media and internal friction within the police force. The narrative follows her pursuit of a killer who leaves behind only silicone implants as identification for the victims. Her professional detachment is tested when she becomes personally entangled with a primary suspect, placing her own safety in jeopardy. The story unfolds with a focus on the gritty, streetwise atmosphere of London.

This novel presents a gritty, fast-paced entry into the London-based police procedural genre. The narrative relies on the sharp, streetwise voice of its protagonist to anchor the investigation into a series of celebrity-targeted murders. Readers likely find the blend of professional police work and the protagonist's volatile personal life to be the primary driver of the story's momentum. The work functions as a character-driven mystery that emphasizes the challenges faced by women in law enforcement while maintaining a suspenseful, often dark tone throughout the investigation.