MICAH: On the Run Dark Romance: Killing Swap Book 2.

by Madison Colt

Micah's been hunting Kyle Wilson for ages, and now he's finally close enough to finish it.

Then she walks into his life.

Blonde, dangerous, and impossible to read. She shows up in his room unannounced, leaves before dawn, and won't tell him her real name. He doesn't know where she goes.
He just knows he can't stop thinking about her.

But suddenly, revenge turns into something darker, something he didn't sign up for.
Micah realizes she isn't just a distraction.
She's part of the game.

One man chasing vengeance. One woman with secrets that could destroy them both. And a world where trust is the deadliest mistake you can make.

MICAH is a gritty, high-stakes romantic thriller about obsession, dangerous women, and the fine line between hunter and prey. Perfect for fans of morally grey antiheroes, mysterious femme fatales, and steam hot enough to short-circuit your brain.
Book 2 in the Killing Swap Series. Contains explicit content and violence.

Morally grey heroHe falls hardStalker romanceObsessive attractionAssassin x assassinTrust no one

Kindle Edition

Expected publication March 31, 2026

About the author

Madison Colt writes raw, heart-twisting romances with characters you can’t forget and emotions you can’t shake off. Her books blend passion, humor, and that bittersweet ache of love you almost lost.

Her heroines always bring chaos—the kind that turns lives upside down—and the men? Well, they’re irresistibly addictive, sexy as hell, and impossible to walk away from. Every cup of coffee turns into sarcasm in her veins, fueling every wicked line and unapologetic twist in her stories.

When she’s not writing, she’s riding horses, traveling to new places, people-watching in coffee shops, or plotting her next fictional heartbreak—all while being dangerously funny and more than ready to mess with your heart.

Read with caution: you might laugh, cry, and fall a little bit in love. The characters in her books are fictional. Any resemblance to real people is purely coincidental… though the author can neither confirm nor deny otherwise.