In this gripping, emotional conclusion to Robert Justice's Wrongful Conviction series, Eli Stone and Liza Brown oppose a deeply flawed system to save a mother convicted of a crime that never happened.

Kathleen Morris is serving a life sentence for the unthinkable: the arson triple-murder of her young children. Convicted on the basis of damning testimony from an esteemed arson expert and facing abuse behind bars, Kathleen clings to a desperate hope: to find her freedom and reunite with the son she gave birth to in prison.

Attorney Liza Brown knows firsthand the devastating toll the justice system can extract, having previously fought to free her wrongfully convicted father. Liza takes on Kathleen’s seemingly impossible case and uncovers proof that the expert witness falsified lab reports. But as Liza battles to expose the fraud in court, challenges in her personal life threaten to derail the fight for Kathleen's life.

Beside Liza is Eli Stone, now all in on their relationship and helping to investigate Liza's growing list of wrongfully convicted clients. As Eli and Liza navigate their shared grief, they discover that the love they share is as beautiful as the loves they have lost. Together, they race against time to dismantle the lies that put Kathleen away before the prison system silences her forever.

A moving exploration of the unique plight of wrongly convicted women, Something in the Water is a heartbreaking yet redemptive story about love, loss, and the relentless fight for truth and justice.