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Owen Keane Mystery #4

Her Secret Christmas Agent

Can a former marine and an undercover cop crack a deadly Christmas case?

When a cult threatens the high school where he teaches, ex-marine Mitch Everlock is on the case. His protecting his students. His world is rocked when one of his pupils, Nika Pasczenko, reveals she’s an undercover police officer! But can the agent with secrets of his own trust his partner-in-crime?

The last thing Nika expected on this investigation was meeting a sexy veteran who makes her heart light up like a Christmas tree. But with both their lives at risk, and the students in danger, neither of them can afford the slightest distraction. Especially one as big as falling in love just as a killer closes in…

288 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published July 1, 1994

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Geri Krotow

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Award winning, bestselling author of cozy mystery, romantic suspense, and women’s fiction. Buffalo, NY native and proud of it. Navy veteran.

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August 19, 2012
I had a particularly hard time getting through the first hundred pages of this book. I was about to give up completely when I saw that the first part had ended and it skipped ahead ten years. The second part was much easier to get through, but still couldn't quite make up for the weird story pacing and oddly whiney but (sort of) self-flagelating main character.

The description of the book made it sound much like Odd Thomas, a detective character with a boring life (for Odd Thomas, fry cook, for this guy, bartender) who comes across metaphysical problems that require a belief in the unusual. In actuality it read like a nosy man poking into people's history because he's bored with trying to figure out the meaning of life.
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September 4, 2013
I could picture the setting (in my hometown) exactly as the author (my uncle) intended. Very cool!
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