She is a politician's daughter who hired her own kidnapping — or so the contract says. She fights, breaks the porcelain, and refuses to behave like a hostage, and somewhere between the chores and the arguments the job stops being a job. Then her twin sister's wedding comes up in conversation, and the wrong name surfaces. Thirty chapters of a staged abduction that was never staged, a family fortune spilled to the press, and a bullet with her name on it.