****--4 Stars.
Description (from amazon):
Going undercover in a Salt Lake City Mormon singles ward is not
anti-terrorist agent Matthew Knight’s idea of a high-profile assignment.
And he has deliberately avoided the Beehive State ever since his mother
was murdered in Salt Lake City when he was eight years old. Ready at
first to defy his orders from Washington, he resolves to stick around
when he’s attacked by a man with ties to his past. But this undercover
assignment is unlike any Matt has encountered before. Not only must he
find the bad guys, but he also must deal with eccentric roommates, a
giant of a bishop who is also his boss, a boisterous ex-Marine who wants
to engage Matthew in a public display of ultimate machismo, and a
seventy-five-year old woman named Permelia who wants to marry him. And
these are small distractions compared to the beautiful Hope Winslow, a
woman with mountains of hair who adopts him as a surrogate big brother.
But before he can think about love, Matt has to get rid of a few
terrorists, including his mother’s killer—and his own inner demons.
My Review:
I love
stories with quirky characters!! And Undercover Saint is full of them.
Matthew is going undercover in his toughest assignment yet--an LDS
singles ward. Really...who would ever dream of someone being a spy in a singles ward?! He has quite a different sense of humor and the ward members are very unique as well. I enjoyed the twists and turns that the story
took me through. I loved how there was a little bit of everything--humor, romance, and a very unique mystery.
Content: some mild violence, otherwise clean.
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