Everybody Lies

Vincent has a reputation for hating lies and liars--it's what cost him his job. It's also why he is recruited to join Paris's Sensitive Cases Unit, a new team tasked with investigating those rich and powerful enough to seem above the law.

The team tracks down its first solid lead. Armed with an incriminating environmental report and more details from the night of Julie's death, Victor hatches a plan to bring Favan down.

A young woman's death is ruled a suicide much too quickly for the team's liking. A little digging uncovers that she was about to expose a famous actor's predatory behavior.

Julien seeks out more victims, hoping their testimony will help the team build a stronger case against Gilbert and Lecerf. Vincent discovers just how well Lecerf is protected.

Vincent confronts an old enemy: Martial Tackian, CEO of a water treatment company that's been polluting France for years--and the reason Vincent lost his job. Is the death of Tackian's wife really suicide, or something more sinister?

Martial Tackian uses intimidation to scare the Sensitive Cases Unit away from investigating his wife's supposed suicide. The team devises a plan to get the evidence they need, but will the consequences be more than Victor can bear?

Vincent's life is turned upside down when he learns that Isabelle isn't who she says she is. When she's arrested and Tom is taken to his father, Vincent discovers the dangerous secrets she has been hiding.

Vincent races to solve the murder and prove Manotti was the killer before Isabelle and Tom pay the ultimate price. No matter the outcome, can he ever forgive this betrayal?