Beauty in Deception by Charmaine Pauls

My life is governed by three rules:
Don’t get caught.
If caught, play the role.
Win time until rescue arrives.
My life depends on playing the role convincingly. For ten long years, I’ve been taught to be someone else, to respond to a different name, and to live in another woman’s shadow. Evie Warren is the most coveted mafia princess in the country, and I’m her double.
I’m the decoy, so to speak.
So when I break the first rule, I know it’s bad when the man who carjacked my convoy gives me two options, telling me he hopes I won’t choose the second one. And when he calls me Evie, he confirms my worst suspicion. The attack was premeditated.
There can only be two reasons why he wants to take Evie. He wants her either for ransom or for revenge, and her father has more enemies than money.