Bo is a Succubus, a mythological creature who uses sex to feed, heal, and kill. Raised as a human by strict adoptive parents, she was taught that sex of any kind was evil. However, at age 17, Bo's internal need for sexual energy, or 'chi,' became so strong that she gave in to her urges. Bo was untutored in her power and unaware of how to control it, which led her to accidentally kill her first lover. Traumatized by this, Bo left town, vowing to never succumb to her urges again - a promise she's incapable of keeping, leaving her with an increasing body count and mounting regrets. But all is not lost: she soon meets the Fae, her ancient, long-warring kin, and is told she can be taught how to control her appetites and have a "normal" life. But first, she must learn which of them to trust. Bo finds a steadfast ally in Kenzi, a human criminal with a good heart and fierce sense of loyalty, to accompany her on her personal journey through the Fae and human worlds. Along the way, Bo uses her supernatural abilities to help others while trying to navigate her first real romantic relationships (and a tense love triangle), take ownership of her sexuality, and find her birth mother to unravel the mystery of her origins.
Hometown: Fredericton, NB, Canada
Current Residence: Los Angeles, CA
Three Things I Can't Live Without: My family, my friends and my endless supply of moisturizers
Vice(s): Chocolate
Describe Your Character in Ten Words or Less: Strong, stubborn, protective, vulnerable, scared, smart, loyal, sexy, funny, and confident.
Anna Silk is perhaps best known for her role as the caustic Deb, the cantankerous flight attendant in the Nicoderm commercials. Silk divides her time between the big and small screen. She has spent her past three years in Los Angeles where one of her fondest roles was playing the lead hit man in the film, Stacking Chips, slated for release in summer 2010. Her film credits also include Breakfast with Scot, Do Not Bend, Where the Truth Lies, and Confessions of a Dangerous Mind.
On the small screen, Silk has had various roles in popular shows in the United States and in Canada. She guest-starred as Jennifer Love Hewitt's beautiful best friend in The Ghost Whisperer and portrayed the murdering wife in 'Til Death Do Us Part. Silk has spent many memorable hours on the small screen in Canada as well with roles in Angela's Eyes and Puppets Who Kill. Most recently, she played the part of Cassidy, the sultry love interest to the lead on Being Erica - a role for which Anna was honored with a 2010 Gemini Award nomination.