In Bad Faith

At just twenty-five years old, Nadezeya Katava is one of the youngest undercover FBI agents on her team. Her life has not been easy since a tragedy took the life of her mother and years later her father, who was a well-respected agent himself, committed suicide. But she refuses to let it ruin her. Instead, she decides to dedicate her life to indulging herself in the same world that tore her family apart. She is more determined than ever to fight for what she believes is right and to prove herself as a worthy Katava.

It is this determination, and a little bit of help from her family name, that grants her the most important and most complex mission she has been on yet; hunting down corporate criminal Misha Zaveri while posing as Nadya Fisher, his new assistant. But aside from being determined, Nadezeya is also too inexperienced, too young, and too naive. Nothing could've possibly prepared her for what's to come, as this undercover operation turns into a rollercoaster of temptations, inner struggles, and falling in love with the man she is supposed to deceive.

As she gets tangled up in a suffocating situation that asks for drastic measures, she faces the most important decision of her life. But whatever option she chooses, it's doomed to end in betrayal either way.