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A lovers-to-enemies lesbian romantic thriller which proves killing is hard, but falling in love might be a death sentence. Two elite, undercover, rival assassins are drawn to each other after meeting at a nightclub to unknowingly carry out a hit on the same man. For lone wolf American assassin Verity, their connection is so intense she thinks she might want to risk falling for gorgeous Mexican translator Reina. Too bad Reina's next contract is to kill Verity--a woman Reina is so attracted to it scares her to her core. In this fast-paced scramble through the dark clubs, cafes, and gleaming art galleries of Mexico City, their lethal game becomes about far more than just saving their lives. Contains mature themes.

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Jennifer Giacalone is a former rock star, a graphic artist, a parent, a baker, amateur plumber, and a timelord. She toured much of the east coast of the US as a musician in her twenties, spent her thirties in corporate boardrooms of fortune 500 companies as a graphic artist, and in her forties, became a published author. She's the author of the novel Loud Pipes Save Lives, about a damaged detective pursuing a gang of vigilante lady bikers, and the romantic suspense, Art of the Chase, a tale of a divorced detective couple thrown back together to pursue a notorious art thief who has come out of retirement. She writes whenever she can and when she can't, she's thinking about writing: novels, screenplays, poetry with clever heroines, ill-advised romance, arts, and usually some weaponry. Kim Ramirez is a second-generation Irish-Mexican originally from Texas. Her storytelling career has flourished in front of the camera, behind the mic, and on the stage. She grew up around bilingual working-class families where people met the challenges of life with laughter, wise cracks, and sometimes head cracks. But through a series of opportunities, she had the privilege of experiencing life among the upper echelons of society as well. This unique background allows Kim to seamlessly adapt to a wide spectrum of roles, from portraying dry comedic characters with a gritty edge to a powerful queen commanding a room. Her voice is characterized by authenticity, richness, and a deep well of knowledge as well as a sharp dryness. She takes particular pride in having narrated books across a few genres that have Queer and BIPOC characters as the leads, two communities dear to her heart. When not in her booth or in front of the camera, she's busy momin' it up: cooking, crafting, or raising hell.

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