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Remi's chest constricted painfully as she struggled to breathe. Rushed to the hospital, she received mysterious treatment due to a medical error, which miraculously stopped the asthma attack and restored her breathing. While she felt healthier than ever before, along with this astonishing recovery came peculiar abilities and Remi couldn't shake off the sense of foreboding. This miraculous healing may have come at a cost that she wasn't prepared to pay.

Hauptmann Tanja Storm glaubte, ihr gefährliches Leben hinter sich gelassen zu haben. Als Ausbilderin an der Offiziersschule führt sie einen ruhigen Alltag, der ihr genügend Kraft gibt, um ihrem Sohn William bei den täglichen Herausforderungen im Rollstuhl zu helfen. Doch das Schicksal hat andere Pläne. Ein verzweifelter Hilferuf zieht Tanja in eine lebensgefährliche Mission im bürgerkriegsgeplagten Mali. Ihr enger Freund Albert wurde von einer brutalen Rebellengruppe entführt.

Frank's six-year-old daughter Maddie is sick. Very sick. Her mother is out of town and he's on his own to handle the emergency. But the doctors can't find anything wrong and money is quickly running out. Frank is desperate, and he begins to consider the unthinkable. Shelly is a social worker with a pill problem. When a case spins out of control, she finds herself out of pills and at the end of her rope. Then she gets a call to check into a tip from an EMT: A father who may be making his own daughter ill. Will Shelly intervene in time, or will she fail to save a child... again?

Michelle will never get tired of the view from her office window. Jagged mountains—and the wintry streets of Reykjavik, Iceland. It's a perk of her new job at Kimia Pharmaceuticals. Her old life—a dreary 9-to-5 and a cheating ex back in London—already feels a million miles away. Still, there's something strange about Michelle's new colleagues. They're all young, beautiful . . . and aloof. But then Michelle meets Lars, a jittery researcher from the restricted upper floors. She thinks she's alone in the elevator, until he squeezes between the doors. Just in time.