Ep 2. Bring It On, Earl

Grace is still struggling to come to terms with what happened in the previous episode, but life carries on and she is soon back to work. She is assigned a new case involving a young girl who has been abducted, but there's a twist - the girl's grandfather is a convicted child molester and he claims he has nothing to do with her disappearance.

Grace is initially dismissive of the grandfather's claims, believing that he must be guilty. However, as she digs deeper into the case, she begins to uncover evidence that suggests that the grandfather may be innocent. Grace is torn between her initial assumptions and the mounting evidence that suggests he may have been falsely accused.

Meanwhile, Grace is also grappling with her own demons. She continues to struggle with addiction and is haunted by memories of her sister's death. Her colleagues are sympathetic but also wary - they want to help her, but they're also worried about the impact her personal issues may have on her job.

As Grace works on the case, she begins to bond with the young girl's mother, who is understandably distraught about her daughter's abduction. Together, they work to piece together what happened to the girl and who may be responsible for her disappearance.

Things come to a head when Grace discovers a key piece of evidence that could blow the case wide open. She's convinced that she has finally solved the puzzle, but when she presents her findings to her colleagues, they are skeptical. Grace must fight to convince them that she's right, and that the case isn't as straightforward as they initially thought.

In the end, Grace is able to piece together what happened to the young girl and bring her abductor to justice. Along the way, she must confront her own demons and come to terms with the fact that sometimes the truth is more complicated than we want it to be. Saving Grace is a tense and emotionally charged drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat from beginning to end.