If you want more white collar, you've come to the right place. Daphne Ryan is a convicted criminal. She's 28 years old and she has a small apartment in Manhattan. One night, she was finishing a deal with a politician called Robert Bailey. That same night she managed to save the life of a (not so) innocent by-stander. She left, only giving him an alias for her name, Lilly Reid. The next morning Neal Caffrey proceeds to tell Peter Burke that Lilly Reid saved his life the night before. They end up finding out that shes just an innocent marketer. But it turns out that shes more trouble then they first believed. Even through the bittersweet life that is The White Collar division, Neal and Daphne find they're a lot more similar than they first believed.

“Who do you think the White Collar Outlaws are? They aren’t your garden variety pick pockets and hit-over-the-head-and-run-for –it thieves. They are the most sophisticated bunch of people you’ve seen. Banks, casino’s, museums they’ve hit them all and they aren’t stopping.” Everyone’s knows of the White Collar Outlaws. They are the latest IN thing, the latest trending facebook status, the latest group of criminals to continue dodging the police. Nobody suspect’s who they are and nobody can ever guess why they do what they do until police detective in training Julian Seyfried decides she’s going to be the one to bring the Outlaws down. When the net starts closing in on this ingenious group of robbers and an unknown enemy strikes and causes collateral damage the Outlaws know they have to right this last wrong even if it gets them captured or killed. Because sometimes the bad guy’s gotta do the good thing. Cover credit: TheShipWeirdo