Ben Tennant isn't your everyday, ordinary psychologist. He's the best at what he does, and he does it for the witness protection program. He can make even the biggest movie stars into different people. His sixth sense tells him who to take into the program and who isn't capable of morphing. Until he meets Patrice.

Patrice Callan was denied assistance from WITSEC by Ben's interview, but over his better judgment, he decides to help her start a new life. After he's finished, a sense of regret settles over him. That is until Emile Balazs relates a dangerous secret, one that could blow the covers of the people Ben works to protect.

Leaving his home, Ben sets out to discover the secret behind Patrice's betrayal. Along the way, he uncovers disturbing information about the nature of Patrice's safety. Finding her almost safe in New Mexico, Ben and Patrice try to solve the puzzle in which they've unknowingly been trapped. Now they have to find a way to save themselves and something valuable without getting caught. The trouble is that there's always someone watching.

This is a great story filled with intrigue, interesting characters and a page-turning plot. Palmer has created the perfect blend of surprises and a story that's interesting for all ages. I was impressed at how well-written it is, and the main character, Ben, is interesting because of the way he can read people. I can see this book becoming a great movie. A phenomenal book that kept me fascinated to the very end.