Fox sees all. That’s the warning Aegis has been whispering across Washington and the threat to Episteme, the company that put a computer inside the minds of half the nation.

It’s also a promise Edward Gareau intends to keep, especially when it comes to Dior Barnes, his co-founder, his undoing, and the only mind in the city sharp enough to challenge him. Edward will change every law, conceal every secret, and bury every version of himself to keep her.

But somewhere beneath the politics of the DC elite, a woman called Tabby wakes up with no memory of who she is or where she came from—and only she can destroy everything Episteme has built.

As Edward grasps for the one thing money and power can’t buy back, Tabby searches for a name, a past, and a truth someone doesn’t want her to remember.

Some secrets aren’t meant to be found. Some find you first.

A dark political romantic suspense where privacy is currency, love is suffocating, and surveillance is the law.

FOR FANS OF:

• A true villain x villain love story
• High spice
• Morally black characters
• He falls first
• Soft only for her
• Fake engagement
• Amnesia
• The romance and political intrigue in H.M Wolfe's Daggermouth and ABC's Scandal
• The dark suspense of S.T. Abby's The Mindf*ck Series and Netflix's Black Mirror

Content Warnings:

EPISTEME contains dark and potentially disturbing themes, including but not limited to: child abuse (past/referenced), murder, human experimentation, explicit sexual content, non-consensual third-party present during sexual act, attempted non-consensual surgical procedures, invasion of privacy, hacking, car accident, alcoholism, opioid epidemic (past/referenced), opioid addiction and overdose, substance abuse, depictions of homelessness, mistreatment of vulnerable individuals struggling with substance abuse (related to human experimentation), use of Rohypnol (roofie), death of a parent, description of corpse, medical content, blackmail.

In short, the FMC and MMC are VILLAINS.

This book is intended for mature audiences only. Please prioritize your well-being and read responsibly.