K. C. Bell

Changing Plains K. C. Bell

Changing Plains author K. C. Bell has taken Daphne Du Maurier's Rebecca and William Shakespeare's A Comedy Of Errors, braided both together, leading the reader on a contemporary journey of suspense, laced with humor, using planes, trains, mobile phones, Range Rovers, satellite tracking, bicycles and horses. Starting with an unexpected upgrade on a United Airline's flight traveling from California to London, the story moves from Europe to Africa, North America to Asia. San Francisco painter Abigail Rogers can't believe her good fortune of an upgrade; exchanging seats and physical appearance with materialistic Lady Candice Cantwell, who battles her downgraded exile. The only person able to sort out the situation is Kirkpatrick Cantwell, known as the African, the eleventh Duke of Glen Harris Castle, born in Nairobi, educated at Eton and Oxford, Head of Cantwell Coffee and Cantwell Pharmaceuticals, and views his estranged wife's predicament as, "Sweet."