SOCIETY’S MARGINS ARE HOSPITABLE TO CRIMINAL INTERESTS — BUT THEY ARE EQUALLY HOSPITABLE TO THOSE WHO WOULD CHALLENGE THEM
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THE EVE NETWORK BOOK 2
A young CIA recruit joins a group of uniquely skilled private operatives in a hunt for the criminal kingpin believed to be behind the sudden disappearance of her double-life-leading mother.
She thought she knew everything about her mother. Turns out, she was wrong.
Eden Taylor and her mother Erin Gerard had last been together mere weeks ago, in Wellesley, Massachusetts, to celebrate Eden’s college graduation. When she’d left Eden, Erin had mentioned a stop in New York for business before heading home to London. Eden hadn’t given her mother’s plans a second thought. Instead, the International Relations grad had been focused on evaluating career prospects, including a recruitment approach from the CIA.
Then, with a nightmarish early morning phone call from her godmother Dot, a retired veteran of the British Intelligence Services, Eden’s world is upended. Her vivacious mother is missing, lost in an opaque haze of mysterious circumstances.
In London, however, Dot has a confession to make. And for Eden, who’d believed her mother had spent her life in an unexceptional human resources career, the reality of Erin’s professional identity, and secretive parallel life, changes everything.
When she finally ends up face-to-face with her mother’s colleagues, a uniquely skilled group of private operatives, an emotional and inexperienced Eden insists on being a part of their mission to hunt down the shadowy predator her mother had been working to track. But while the team covertly chases scraps of intel, Eden finds herself haunted by a past that she now knows wasn’t real. And as she navigates a treacherous criminal underworld to close in on the truth of what happened to Erin, she’s faced with a choice that will forever alter the course of her future.
A riveting story of resilience, the power of found family, and the lies we tell for all the right reasons—lies born out of a primal and instinctive need to protect the ones we love most.