Through Any Window

After being questioned in a murder investigation, Riley Masterson has spent eighteen months under suspicion by the sheriff's office. Seeking to escape the scrutiny, she leaves Alabama and moves to South Carolina. In Greenbrier, Riley hopes for a fresh start, but the neighborhood is undergoing gentrification, with homeless people living alongside new mansions. As she attempts to build a new life, the community becomes increasingly divided between rising luxury homes and deteriorating mill houses. Residents closely monitor their neighbors' activities. When a serious crime occurs, an unexpected person becomes caught in the violence. Detectives must determine whether the deaths stem from personal motives or from the tensions created by wealthy and poor residents living in close proximity. Evidence suggests Riley may be framed for the crimes, raising questions about who orchestrated events and whether she will be held responsible.