Deadline is exclusively reporting that Keesha Sharp has signed up for a series regular role for the upcoming third season of crime drama series Power Book II: Ghost.

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The official synopsis for the second season is as follows:

Forced into the choice to take the life of his professor, Jabari Reynolds, Tariq finds himself drifting further from that which he’s been fighting to protect: his family. With Tasha in witness protection, Tariq knows he must sacrifice anything to save what’s left of his family. Unable to do it alone, he turns to those wielding power and influence: Davis MacLean and his new partner, Cooper Saxe, as well as Rashad Tate. All of these options come with a steep price, so it’s back to business with the Tejadas. However, with two murders involving Stansfield, Monet Tejada has to question if Tariq is what’s best for her family as she seeks to protect her nephew’s professional basketball prospects at all costs. Her kids, Dru and Diana, question her moves as she grows more distracted, especially when Monet goes as far as trusting Cane again despite his actions against the family. In doing so, Monet finds herself in bed with Mecca, a man who wants to show her a whole new world, potentially at the cost of destroying her old one, forcing Monet to lean on Tariq, who must decide what he really wants and what he’s going to sacrifice to get it.

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The report states that Keesha Sharp (whose credits include Lethal Weapon and The Good Fight) will be playing the role of Professor Harper Bonet, a progressive intellectual and boho beauty.

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The series was renewed for a third season last month. Reports also state that Brett Mahoney will take over from Courtney A. Kemp as showrunner for the third season, though Kemp will stay on as executive producer alongside Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson, Mahoney, Mark Canton and Chris Selak, with Geary McLeod serving as supervising producer as well as directing the season three premiere episode.

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The second season stars Michael Rainey Jr., Shane Johnson, Gianni Paolo, Melanie Liburd, Cliff ‘Method Man’ Smith, Mary J. Blige, Paige Hurd, Woody McClain, Lovell Adams-Gray, Quincy Tyler Bernstine, Daniel Bellomy, LaToya Tonodeo, Daniel Sunjata, Reggie ‘Redman’ Noble, Larenz Tate, Alix Lapri, Berto Colon and Paton Ashbrook.