| In "Creation In Death," the New York Police | | | | pain. She soon realizes that the body was related |
| Department (NYPD) Lieutenant Eve Dallas faces a | | | | to a nine year's old unsolved case. Eve realizes |
| serial killer who stalks young women in the city. | | | | that the young brunette was employed by her |
| The killer chooses his victims from a certain age | | | | billionaire husband, Roarke. The victim was washed |
| group, color, race and gender. When it becomes | | | | in products from Roarke's stores and was laid out |
| chillingly clear to Eve that she herself could be the | | | | on a sheet manufactured by his company. |
| ultimate target of the serial killer, she decides to | | | | The killer resumes his horrific acts of torture, |
| finish him once and for all. | | | | kidnapping and murdering young women in the |
| It is 2060 and the serial killer is back in the city | | | | city. Eve, who has earlier served as a detective in |
| after an absence of nine years. The media dubs | | | | the frustrating investigations assumes a lead role |
| the killer as "Groom" as he used to put silver rings | | | | in this case. The new victims of the killer were all |
| on the fingers of his victims. Once Eve finds the | | | | employees of Roarke Enterprises and looked like |
| body of a young brunette in the city's East River | | | | Eve. Eve works to outwit the killer. She keeps her |
| Park area. The body was artfully positioned and | | | | husband happy and prepares herself for the killer's |
| marked with the signs of prolonged torture and | | | | next round of attack. |