Anyone can walk a mile in someone else’s shoes, but what do you do when you don’t want to give them back?
By all appearances, Harper Sutton leads a charmed life. As the only daughter of Montgomery Sutton, CEO of Devil’s Harp Ale, any woman in the country would swap places with her. And Harper would jump at the chance, because appearances can be deceiving. From day one she’s been robbed of every choice. Her parents decided what she wore, who her friends were, and even the man she’s supposed to marry. Something has to give, and for Harper, it’s the lock on the bathroom window the morning of her wedding.
Indigo Maxwell is a marketing executive waist deep in hot water because her job performance disqualified her from taking time off. Now she has a two week vacation to Cancun and no way to take it. When she meets a new girl named Harper, she sprouts a wild idea. Harper can assume her identity for two weeks while she’s on vacation. It’s not ideal, but beggars can’t be sunbathers can they? What could go wrong?
Declan Thorpe is a divorced, single father. His days revolve around work and his little girl. He’s not looking for romance, at least not until Indigo catches his eye. Or rather, Harper playing the part of Indigo. Now Declan can’t get her off his mind.
The switch may not be perfect, but with enough makeup, Harper can take over Indigo’s life. Fate brings them together, but will Harper be willing to relinquish the life she’s made? Or will she become the new Indigo Maxwell permanently?
Two women, both trapped by their circumstances, brought together by fate in this clean, switching places, mistaken identity, romantic novel.
After all, is it really stealing if you have permission?
Targeted Age Group: 18-40
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