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Synopsis
DEEP-COVER ASSIGNMENT After Holt McKnight's criminal informant disappears, the DEA agent must go undercover to get close to the missing man's sister, who may know more than she's letting on. But when Blair Sullivan's attacked, it's up to him to protect her—without blowing his cover. Blair isn't sure she can trust her new neighbor, Holt. After all, the last charming and handsome man she fell for was her late husband, and he turned out to be the brother of a ruthless drug lord. Yet when it's clear the target on her back is somehow linked to her past, she has no choice but to accept Holt's protection. Even if getting close is the last thing her scarred heart can handle.
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Is Concealed Identity appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
Features moderate action violence involving drug cartels and DEA operations, with an undercover romance built on deception. Contains faith-based themes and closed-door romance appropriate for teens and adults.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, mild sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include emotional abuse.
Who'll love this
A suspenseful undercover romance where a DEA agent must protect a widow from dangerous criminals while hiding his true identity.