"So much for settling into the diplomatic life"
Reviewed by Leanne Davis
Posted May 28, 2012
Science Fiction | Romance
Kitty and Jeff and are trying to deal with having a young
baby and taking over as the diplomatic corp for the Alpha
Centauri but it isn't going very well. Kitty has been taking a class called Washington Wives. The
teacher isn't impressed with Kitty and the only friend she
has made in class, Eugene. Eugene's wife is a new senator
and she is spending more time working than with him. He and
Kitty have bonded as the only failures in the class. The President's Ball is coming up before the class ends and
the teachers asks them to keep their participation in the
class quiet. That really gives them something to look
forward to. Chuck comes to them with rumors of an assassination attempt
courtesy of their favorite (not so much) tabloid reporter.
There is no other information so they are working blind.
When someone blows up Kitty's limo, the Airborne and its
members will take action. Ms. Koch kept the action and humor levels high in this book.
It was one of those that the reader doesn't want to put
down. I love this series and can't wait for the next
installment.
SUMMARY
Being newlyweds and new parents is challenging enough. But
Jeff and Kitty Martini are also giving up their roles as
super-being exterminators and Commanders in Centaurion
Division while mastering the political landscape as the new
heads of Centaurion's Diplomatic Corps. Enter a shadowy
assassination plot and a new set of anti-alien
conspirators,
and nothing will ever be the same...
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