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The Last Safehouse, A Love Worth Dying For

A Love Worth Dying For

by K.C. Mitchell

They took everything from her. Now, she’s their biggest threat.

Krista Fitzpatrick’s eighteenth birthday was supposed to be a celebration. Instead, it ended in bloodshed. Her parents, highly trained government assassins, were executed, and now the killers are hunting her. Targeted for a microchip she knows nothing about, Krista is plunged into a world of espionage, deception, and deadly alliances.

Krista must rely on the one person she’s not sure she can trust to keep her alive: Oliver Paige, a former Navy SEAL with one mission. He’ll break the rules, cross lines, and defy orders to protect her. But the more time they spend together, the more dangerous their growing connection becomes.

As the stakes become greater, Krista must decide who to trust. Because sometimes the last safehouse… is you.

🔥 Perfect for fans of Red Sparrow, The Bourne Identity, The Bodyguard, and Every Last Breath, a high-stakes romantic thriller where love could be the ultimate weapon—or the greatest risk of all.

This is the first book in The Last Safehouse Series. Each book follows The Firm’s elite operatives as they risk everything for love, loyalty, and the fight for justice with hope, faith, and redemption threads that weave throughout.

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Death/GriefTortureSexual assault/Rape · backstory / referenced onlySuicideGraphic violence/Gore

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