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Publisher:
New Concept Publishing |
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ISBN:
1-58608-487-9 |
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Format
Reviewed: E-book |
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Genre:
Romantic Suspense |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer:
Shelina Emery |
Reviewer
Notes: Sensual/ Spicy
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Undercover Blues
By Elizabeth Batten-Carew
FBI Agent Frank O’Connor is sent to Hawaii to find a drug
lord. On his off time, he is enjoying the beaches and the sites.
One site in particular was Angel Tortina. Frank falls instantly
in love with Angel. Her innocents draw him in, and then he discovers
she is working for the drug lord he was sent to watch. He refuses
to believe Angel could be involved in anything illegal. His trust
in her is shattered when she turns him over to the mob boss. Frank
was lucky to escape with his life, as well as his partner.
At a benefit auction, Frank is
to meet his new partner. Then he unexpectedly spots Angel. Knowing
she could blow his cover and endanger the new partner, he leaves.
He is stunned to realize that after four years he has deep feelings
for her even though she betrayed him. At a meeting, his boss introduces
him to his new partner-- Cindy Janson, AKA: Angel Tortina. The woman
he loved yet hated was another agent.
Cindy wanted nothing more than
to refuse the assignment. She had worked long and hard to get inside
the mob as a family member. She is afraid that Frank will blow her
cover. Reluctantly she accepts the assignment and knows that Frank
distrusts her. Secretly she harbors feelings for him, and when the
assignment involves her marrying Frank it complicates matters. Will
she be able to fight the feelings that threaten to explode?
UnderCover Blues is one book you
do not want to let pass by. It overflows with romance, suspense,
intrigue, all can be found in this one book! The story line was
incredible, and the mystery was at an all time high with a shocking
outcome... Totally unexpected. Frank and Cindy are strong characters,
and the double identity made the story more enlightening. This book
comes very highly recommended.
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