Maggie Ray

The cure had never been enforced. Until now. In the small city of Reye, Sabine LeRoux is one of the first people to receive the mandatory cure for mental illness. A fate she welcomes, in the hope the cure will somehow eradicate the unspoken curse that has plagued her all her life: everyone she cares about leaves, one way or another. It isn't until after her curing that Sabine begins to wonder if there isn't something else going on.First, she wakes up to learn that she's been inexplicably unconscious for weeks following the procedure. Second, her best friend Rory has mysteriously gone missing since the curings began, and no one seems to be looking for her. No one seems to care. And third, a precautionary examination at the curing clinic confirms Sabine's worst fears: the cure has not worked for her, and Sabine is warned to keep this a secret at all costs. Or else. Except Rory is still missing, and Sabine isn't about to just let that go.

Season One

Citizen

"Where is he taking me?" Violet wonders to herself, curled up in a fetal position in the back seat of the car. "Is there a place where husbands can take their wives after she's tried to kill him?"On second thought, she doesn't actually want an answer to that. It's probably the bottom of a river somewhere. Violet Shaw is a young woman trapped within an abusive marriage with no prospects for escape. She slaves away daily to attend to her controlling husband's demands, her only salvation reduced to brief, weekly coffee dates with her sister--her one secret.She's resigned herself to her bleak reality, mostly, until an unexpected attraction derails her perfectly constructed life and puts her at risk.In the end, her infidelity might just transform her into her own worst enemy.Recommended for readers ages 18+ due to strong language, sexual content, and subjects of marital abuse.

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