For the Deckers, Rina and her detective husband Peter, the discovery of swastikas daubed on their synagogue's walls is profoundly shocking. But Decker soon realises this is not the work of a group but of a deeply disturbed 17-year-old. Ernesto clearly needs psychiatric help though when his parents opt for a camp specialising in unorthodox wilderness therapy Decker is sceptical. Then all hope is shattered. Ernesto and the camp leader are found murdered and the leader's wife has vanished. But the apparent tragic love triangle looks quite different when Dee’s body is discovered. Decker realises he has a much more complex case to handle, one that links to hate groups, revolutionary therapists and the twisted world of the ultra-rich who deny any obstacle in the way of their personal gratification - even their children...