Jake Mardell\'s quiet life is thrown into a flurry when the new neighbor\'s Great Dane kills his late grandmother\'s prize chickens.
A must read from Lisa Renee ." Meredith Resce author of \'Luella Linley-License to Meddle\' series.
Fun, romance and a dash of danger.
She might fall in love.
The FBI might have tucked her safely in the back of nowhere, but a giant dog with a taste for the neighbor\'s chickens, and a handsome neighbor coming to avenge his lost poultry may be more dangerous than a hit man.
But nothing a wig, contact lenses and a Fake Identity won\'t fix.
Lane, author of The Interview "Kaitlyn knows stuff that might get her killed.
Great fun from start to finish!" Donna E.
Add in mobsters, FBI agents, clueless friends, slobbering dogs, and chickens, and you have a classic Lisa Renee rom com full of the kinds of unexpected moments and witty dialogue that keeps you laughing and wondering what in the world is going to happen next.
REVIEWS "Fake Identity at Stake is a whirlwind boy-meets-girl romp, only the girl isn\'t who she says she is, and the boy has no idea.
He comes up with a plan despite the risk of being pricked by the cactus-flower.
He is determined to make it up to his neighbor and show her Christians can be trusted.
Kaitlyn\'s judgment on Jake\'s character had stung him.
She hadn\'t returned to a church since the break-up.
The useless dress only reminded her of an ex-boyfriend, who had introduced her to church but fell away from his faith.
Kaitlyn accuses him of revenge.
To make matters worse, the next day Jake slashed an incorrect delivery on his porch, which cut through a wedding dress.
He doesn\'t accept her apology, so she calls him a Christian hypocrite and slams the door in his face.
Under a witness protection program, Kaitlyn Hughes (alias Charlotte), is shocked upon first meeting a furious Jake, on her porch in his boxer shorts returning her dog.
And to think he was going to welcome her into the neighborhood.
He\'s outraged that the woman can\'t control her yapping dog.
Jake Mardell\'s quiet life is thrown into a flurry when the new neighbor\'s Great Dane kills his late grandmother\'s prize chickens
