Nancy Glen

Backstory

Nancy Glen spent twelve years climbing the FBI's ranks through meticulous casework and an almost obsessive attention to detail. A former forensic analyst before her promotion to the Behavioral Analysis Unit, she developed a reputation for seeing patterns others missed—and for never letting a case go cold. Her personal life paid the price: two failed marriages, estranged family, and a drinking habit she barely keeps in check. When the Crimson Trail murders began, Nancy volunteered immediately, sensing this case was different—that the killer wasn't just hunting victims, but sending a message directly to the Bureau itself. She's haunted by the possibility that someone inside the FBI is helping the killer, and she trusts almost no one.