"After school let out, I walked home alone, obsessing about the note Wyatt had slipped me. That address. 9198 Blue Dolphin Lane. Chills shot through my body leaving me goose bumps. I had never seen Wyatt Wilson before today. I had never been to one of his parties. We had never gone to the same school or had the same friends.

But I have been to 9196 Blue Dolphin Lane, the home of Conrad McCormick."

Money is a monster. Money rules the world. Money stole Vivian's mother. But Vivian has a mission. A mission, a passion, and an obsession. McCormick thinks he rules the world with his money, but Vivian has other plans for him. Why does it bring her such satisfaction to steal from the rich and give to the poor? Why can't she stop? Why did Wyatt Wilson come to Lorenzo Williams High? Wyatt, the rich son of Florida's ex-governor, who represents everything Vivian hates - wealth, power, greed. She wants to hate Wyatt-but she is drawn to him for reasons Leo would never understand. Leo. The love of her life. Good, honest Leo. Leo can't understand her need to steal, nor should he. And he can't understand her growing attraction to Wyatt. Caught in a love triangle, Vivian finds herself drawn to two very different boys, but that is not her biggest problem. McCormick is her biggest problem, and until she gets him out of her life, she will never be able to be with anyone.

This is book three of the Roach Girl origin trilogy. Vivian cannot stop stealing from the rich to give to the poor. She thought she could, but Conrad McCormick, the billionaire businessman, will not leave her alone. He is obsessed with her, and she knows only one way to get revenge: steal from him. Stealing is her addiction, and giving to the poor is her redemption.