Enemies Wearing Friendly Faces

 What’s more dangerous—a man with a gun in your face, or a friend with a knife behind your back?

In Pulse, Olivia Streeter discovers the nightmare of betrayal. The people she trusts most—the ones who smile, who laugh, who promise to protect her—may be the ones orchestrating her destruction.

Every ally is a suspect. Every partnership is poisoned. And the deeper she goes, the clearer it becomes: betrayal isn’t just a possibility in espionage. It’s a guarantee.

The cruelest part? Betrayal doesn’t kill you outright. It erodes you. It makes you doubt every choice, every instinct, until you don’t know who you are anymore.

And once you’re hollow enough, your enemies don’t need to pull the trigger. You’ll destroy yourself for them.

🔪 Witness betrayal at its most devastating in Pulse.