On Again, Off Again

Some identities are stolen. Others are deleted.




Special Agent Chad Costin has spent his career dismantling international smuggling networks, following evidence wherever it leads. His wife, ICE Fugitive Operations Officer Bianca Costin, hunts the people who believe they can disappear behind forged passports, false names, and fabricated lives.




Then, on an ordinary Monday morning, Bianca's government badge stops working.

Within minutes, every trace of her existence begins to vanish.



Her employment records are gone. Her security clearance no longer exists. Her Social Security number belongs to a dead child. Her passport belongs to a stranger. Her supervisor insists he has never met her. Even the people who have worked beside her for years look at her as though she's someone they've never seen before.



As Bianca fights to prove she is who she has always been, Chad uncovers evidence of a hidden organization capable of doing the impossible—not murdering people, but erasing them so completely that the world accepts they never existed at all.

What begins as an investigation into fraudulent identities quickly becomes a race against a system that has turned against them. Every database, every agency, and every official record tells the same lie. The only thing more terrifying than losing your identity is discovering someone has perfected the technology to erase anyone they choose.

Blending psychological suspense, federal crime investigation, and relentless conspiracy, **On Again, Off Again** is a gripping thriller about memory, marriage, power, and the terrifying question at the center of the digital age:

If every record says you never existed... how do you prove you're real?