Sarah Mitchell was a 34-year-old mother of two in the quiet town of Millbrook, Georgia, when she died of liver failure — another victim of the contaminated water no one wanted to talk about. The carpet factories upstream had been leaking PFAS forever chemicals into the drinking water for decades, and the state government had known since 2008. But Sarah gets a second chance. She wakes up ten years in the past, in her healthy 24-year-old body, with every detail of the conspiracy burned into her memory. She knows who covered it up. She knows who will die. She knows which senator took the bribes. This time, she won't be a victim. This time, she'll burn the whole corrupt empire to the ground.