Genre: Mainstream Fiction
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Synopsis: Silk Poison
It's the year 3009 and Fayhte is an undercover government agent for Grafton Triger Sands, a special branch that is trying to ween out the worst crimals in Siftion. She and her handler are supposed to bring them down, but she's been under for took long ad has started to abuse drugs. Her handler turns a blind eye for two reason, one because he's her handler and he's meant to protect her. And secondly he loves her with all his heart. When she mysteriously wakes up naked in Dustin's bed she can't remember who she is or how she got there, all that she has is a tattoo that marks her back, a bunch of random symbols or letters that mean something to someone. Someone who went to the effort to erase her memory.
All fingers point to Tadgh, the boy from the other side, the one she's supposed to bring down, and the man she is falling for. Faythe is confused about what's supposed to happen and when she finds that her tattoo has healed and Tadgh's is keeping secrets from her, she starts her own digging, trying to find out what happened in those lost hours as well as trying to get her head around who she is. Little does she know that Tadgh is a part of a werewolf pack and his Alpha turned Faythe with the tattoo. Who know's what Fayhte's going to do when she finds out what she is, or what Dustin will say when he knows the truth. She could lose everythign just because she fell for the other guy.
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