When star investigative reporter Kaitlin 'Seattle' Blackwood arrives in Cambodia to look for her missing father, she drops right into the middle of the mystery her father left behind. To make matters worse, two strangers try to abduct her and the one man she had hoped never to see again comes to her rescue. B.J. McCallum - ex-lover, ex-man of her dreams, ex-photojournalist - almost ruined her career when his exploded. He comes complete with his own heap of troubles: a murdered monk, stolen rubies and missing orphans, all of which might be linked to her father's disappearance. Can Kaitlin and B.J. quit fighting long enough to solve the case and survive in a country where people have a habit of disappearing? Once again, Karen L. McKee hits just the right note of humor as she leads readers on a romantic adventure, this time through the exotic, flooded landscapes of Cambodia during monsoon season. Shadow Play is a cross between 'Romancing the Stone' and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark', a fantastic romp with wonderful characters and an authentic setting.

Khadija Siddiqui seeks redemption when she returns to Afghanistan from London. At home she meets her father's friend, an American CIA operative, Michael Bellis. Michael might be the most dangerous man she has ever met, but also the most fascinating. He carries a horrible secret that devours him from within. Events draw Khadija into a web of lies and deceit that have repercussions for all Afghanistan. Lost in the stark northern mountains with her enemy, Michael, together they must struggle to cross the world's most unforgiving terrain carrying a message that might grant Khadija her redemption or that could ignite the entire world in war. Karen L. McKee takes the reader on a roller coaster of a read through the meeting place of war, faith and culture.