Some evidence is genuine. The story it tells may be false.
Celia Rowan enters the North Channel flood-control station to challenge a test that was supposed to prove the custody of biological evidence. By dawn, she is dead.
The trace on her clothing carries a DNA profile linked to a woman identified after a fire years earlier. The profile is genuine. Its presence at Celia's murder scene should be impossible.
Forensic specialist Dr. Mara Voss follows a vanished transport cooler, a missing courier, and a validation report that calls a failed test a success. One person moved the evidence. Another knew how to make the record look complete.
As witnesses begin to disappear, Mara must determine who borrowed the trace and who turned a disputed scientific conclusion into a motive for murder. A laboratory result can reveal whose biological material was found. Understanding how it arrived demands a different investigation.
The Borrowed Trace is Book Two of The Evidence Files, continuing Dr. Mara Voss's investigations with a new forensic murder mystery about biological evidence, broken custody records, and the consequences of manufactured certainty.
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