Review – Agent Undercover

DEA Agent Paige Ashworth is undercover, trying to find the murderer of her partner and a woman. A little six-year-old boy, Will, might know the answers—the woman was his mother. But Will isn’t talking. At all. Now Will’s uncle, Dr. Dylan Seabrook is raising him.

Someone apparently is targeting Dylan and Will. Paige is hit on her bike trying to rescue Will when someone tries to run him over in a crosswalk. She lands in the hospital for her trouble. And now the reporters are on her tail, wanting to interview her. That’s the last thing she wants, since it will blow her cover.

But the killer will stop at nothing. Not an undercover cop, a doctor, or a six-year-old child will keep him from his murderous vendetta of keeping Will silence—forever.

AGENT UNDERCOVER is the first book in Ms. Eason’s new series, Rose Mountain Refuge. I enjoy reading her longer books with Revell and thought I’d give this one a try.

I enjoyed getting to know Paige, Dylan and Will, and figured that drugs would be involved somehow. I also wondered why the killer would be after Dylan since he was simply an uncle, so I had to keep reading to find out the answers.

If you are looking for a good suspense novel, you might want to check out Agent Undercover. The ending is sweet.