Angol
In the federal witness-protection system, nothing is as safe as it seems.
Taylor Ransom has built a career as a covert extractor-a specialist in getting protected witnesses out of dangerous situations. She works inside the system, understands its protocols, knows its safe houses and dead drops. She's always known the rules because she's always followed them.
Until she discovers the rules are a cover for something far darker.
When a routine extraction goes wrong, Taylor uncovers evidence of a conspiracy running through the highest levels of federal law enforcement: marshals selling witness coordinates, prosecutors trafficking the people they're supposed to protect, and a syndicate using the government's own safeguards as an auction block. Every witness who disappears doesn't vanish-they're reassigned, relocated, repackaged as a commodity with a buyer and a delivery price.
Now Taylor is trapped between her training and the truth. The system that taught her to extract people is the same system extracting them for profit. The coordinates she protected are being sold. The people she was sworn to save are being hunted using her own protocols.
With only a duffel, a ledger of missing people, and a prosecutor who knows too much, Taylor has to work backwards through the extraction chain-past the marshals, through the docket files, into the syndicate's pipeline-to expose the conspiracy before it silences everyone who knows it exists. Including her.
In a world where your protector can become your predator, trust isn't a choice. It's a liability.
A spy thriller about institutional corruption, loyalty under pressure, and the cost of exposing a system built to keep secrets buried.
