Undercover Twin by Heather Woodhaven

Undercover Twin by Heather Woodhaven ISBN-13: 9781335232342 Paperback: 224 pages Publisher: Love Inspired Suspense Released: Sept. 3, 2019

Source: ebook review copy from the publisher through NetGalley.

Book Description, Modified from Goodreads:
Audrey Clark never knew she was a twin—until she stumbled onto a covert operation. Now with her FBI agent sister shot and in critical condition, going undercover with Agent Lee Benson is the only way to protect her newfound twin. And as her pretend husband, Lee must keep Audrey safe…or pay twice the deadly price.


My Review:
Undercover Twin is a Christian romantic suspense novel. Audrey was mistaken for her undercover FBI twin--a twin she didn't know that she had. She must take her twin's place, pretending to be a criminal to stop the bad guys that are now a threat to both of them. She's extremely smart when it comes to science and how things work, but she felt like the weaker twin when it came to the undercover work, especially as there wasn't enough time to properly prepare her for the role. It's difficult enough to earn a meeting with the people running a phone network used by criminals because they're under close scrutiny. How would a criminal react to each situation? But an unknown man was also trying to kill Audrey. Agent Lee used his knowledge to help and protect Audrey, but it also took her unique knowledge to save their lives. I loved that he appreciated and cooperated with Audrey when she had the needed solution or had to take the lead.

With one dangerous situation after another, the suspense was high. The main characters were engaging, and I cared about what happened to them. They briefly asked God to help or heal on several occasions. There was no sex or bad language. Overall, I'd recommend this exciting novel.


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