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A tragic accident that kills five-year-old Jacob radically changes the lives of many people, as those involved drive away without even stopping. Yes, you can escape the scene, but how can you escape the past? This question haunts neither the mother of the deceased boy, nor the perpetrators of the accident, nor the police, who, having started their investigation, go down the wrong path. Only by stopping and facing the past do the characters of the novel get what they want: punishment for the guilty and relief from the burden of guilt for the rest of us.