K D Harp

Also Killed as K D Harp

It's impossible to escape the past ...when your present's trying to kill you. Kylie Dacosta steps into an assassin's bulls-eye, hoping to put her losses behind her. In a twisted version of Princess & the Pauper, Canada's star ambassador begs the rookie P. I. to trade places so she can negotiate life-saving water rights out of the public eye. Police, FBI and RCMP work to keep Tremblay alive, but Kylie plays diplomat's double in secret, surrounded by forces good and evil, none of whom is privy to her role in this high-stakes game of political suicide. Kylie's true identity enjoys a fragile but promising connection to Tremblay's protector, soul-searching Constable Jackson Colter, but keeping secrets from the one person she can confide in as herself & as 'the ambassador', is harder than dodging assassins' bullets in designer heels. Their relationship defines "complicated" and to make it worse, her Mountie has sworn duties of his own to honor. Smitten with the P. I., Jackson is drawn to 'Ambassador Tremblay', giving both "couples" reason to question his heart. Forced to trust his training before deception leads to death, shots are fired & it's a Russian Roulette version of "he said/she said" while Jackson and Kylie argue who's the true target & their enemies gather.... Stay up late with this faith-infused Book Worth Reading Again, because it's anyone's guess if this duo can STAY a twosome, much less sort truth from traitor ...in time. Genesis semi-finalist K. D. Harp writes characters of character in Books Worth Reading Again.