Kate's Capitol (Kate's Case Files Book 2)
- 4.1 out of 5
- 67 ratings
- 232 pages
Overall Content Rating: Parental Guidance PG
The book is a political fiction story about investigators and campaign work, with undercover identities, suspicion, and crime-related tension including attempted murder and non-graphic mentions of injury. Reader feedback suggests peril and slight violence rather than sustained graphic harm. Language includes occasional swearing and mild crude insults in stressful moments. Reviews also note a personal romantic attraction between two agents that is not the main genre focus. Sexual content does not appear in the sampled matches for flagged wording; those uses describe a head-tilting gesture only.
Reviews first uploaded September 29, 2026 11:32 pm. Revised October 8, 2026 7:21 am. Page updated October 8, 2026 7:21 am.
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Crude Mild
2Characters sometimes use mild dismissive language in frustration, including during a heated exchange in a vehicle. Much of the sampled language is ordinary criticism or self-blame rather than vulgar humor.
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Specific words
- stupid: 2
Violence Mild
2The plot involves crime and peril, including attempted murder and references to injuries that reviewers describe as not graphic. On-the-page physical harm is limited; one sample describes a single kick during an assault, and another match is only a figurative gut-punch feeling, not a fight scene.
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- kick: 2
Profanity Mild
Reader notes refer to swearing in the story without suggesting it dominates every scene. It fits a political-investigation setting with tense professional dialogue rather than constant harsh language.
About this book
Do the small compromises we make daily really hurt anyone or matter to God?Kate’s first case as an FBI agent is nothing like she expected. Posing as an intern at the Texas Capitol, she finds herself spending more time behind the computer than she does figuring out the case. Is Representative Jason Ashbury guilty of a third degree felony or is one of his staff to blame? And how is she supposed to handle the effect Patrick has on her?Patrick was looking forward to guiding Kate through her first case, instead he was assigned to Ashbruy’s home office in Tyler. He cannot figure out either the case or his relationship to Kate. Are Ashbury’s dedicated employees covering for him, or the instigators? Will Kate ever let him be her friend, or will she continue to push him away? Read more