Faith Morrissey is overdue for an adventure. After twenty years in the same small town, she sets out on a yearlong study abroad trip, fully expecting to fall in love with the wonders of Budapest. She certainly doesn't expect to fall for Wes, the mysterious stranger who sweeps her off her feet mere days after her arrival. It seems almost too good to be true.
Weston Abbott is a ghost. In service to his country, he's done unspeakable things, the kind of things that make settling down or falling in love out of the question. That's never been a problem, until he meets Faith. No matter how many times Wes tells himself that she's just a mark, he can't deny that she rattles his composure like no one else. And he can't seem to shake the forbidden feelings that stir to life whenever he's with her.
Wes knows better than anyone that the line separating fact from fiction is almost as fine as the one between love and hate. And, if the truth comes out, it may erase their love along with all the lies.
Contains mature themes.
