Trust Me

Kit Foley, ex-cocaine addict, is a reformed character.

A failed marriage, a nine year old daughter and a bar is all that’s left of his past.

Things are looking up, but not everything.

His libido has gone off the boil and he has completely given up on ever making love again.

But things start to take a turn for the worse when he is unwilling pulled into a plot to kidnap a woman. And to make it more complicated, she attends a tap dance class which is held at his brother’s dance school and they want Kit to infiltrate it as part of the plan.

The problem is he has to take the lessons when he hasn’t tapped in over twenty years.

And no-one is telling him which one it is ‘the target’ so it’s a case of elimination. Could it be the beautiful Ingrid? The sexually frustrated Angela? Or the fruitcake Sasha?

Assisted by two ex-marines (one a transvestite) and trying to keep his brother off the scent, can Kit succeed in the tap dance kidnap without losing everything he’s got?

An unconventional love story about trusting and loving once again while trying to remember a time step.