Six months after he knocked her out, Karen pursues a murderer who's back in Miami. Elsewhere, Marshall is asked to check up on a cheating husband.

Karen's efforts to apprehend a prison escapee (Tim Guinee) interferes with romancing a Florida Marlins pitcher.

Karen must protect an annoying counterfeiter (Jim True-Frost) who says he remembers her from high school (she doesn't remember him at all). Meanwhile, a robber (John Diehl) picks up right where he left off hours after being released from prison.

While in pursuit of a charming con man (Thomas Kretschmann), Karen is surprised by the reappearance of a former mob accountant (Xander Berkeley) who had been relocated.

Trying to catch two escaped cons who stole a $3 million Babe Ruth-autographed baseball from a mob boss (Danny DeVito), Karen enlists help from their mother .

Karen, who has hazy memories of a motel shoot-out that left her injured, is attracted to a charter-boat owner (Patrick Dempsey) who may be wanted by the FBI.

Karen takes temporary custody of a smart-aleck murder witness, a wily preteen girl whose incarcerated father seeks an early parole to dodge a death threat and collect a stash of stolen money.

Karen and her father (Carla Gugino, Robert Forster) becomes hostages in a bank robbery.

Karen goes undercover to investigate the overdose-related death of her father's pal, an down-on-his-luck ex-con Marshall suspects was murdered because of his gambling debts.