Undercover Justice (Granite Falls, #6)

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An undercover cop set on a collision course with a handsome youth minister must keep him and the kids in his youth group from falling into the hands of a brutal killer.

They say opposites attract, and with these two it’s certainly true. He’s a youth minister trying to protect his kids, she’s an undercover cop, a disaster in spades, only by working together can they can find the justice they both so desperately need, and save the life of a thirteen year-old girl.

Unarmed and out of her element, undercover cop, Kara Barnett, backpacks through the BlueRidge Mountains trying to find the youth minister and his six young charges before a killer reaches them. Can she save the kids, along with her case, or will confiding in the handsome minister who she is, and why she’s really there, spell disaster for them all?

Nathan Brady has already lost one child to the streets when a runaway he was trying to help ran into the wrong person. He won’t let that happen again. He will keep his young charge, Nicki, safe, even if he has to protect her from the very pretty undercover cop who has one thing on her mind—vengeance at any cost.

He wishes he could help Kara, but she’s lost sight of what really matters in this world. The gift’s God’s given her—love and friendship. Until she can get past her father’s murder, she will never be able to let herself be happy. He won’t let her drag him into her troubles. Or will he?

When Nicki is taken, the two will have to work together and cross all boundaries to rescue the girl before she is lost for good. Can they trust in each other, and find Nicki before it’s too late?

This is a book about a youth minister who carries the weight of the child he lost to the streets, and an undercover cop who is relentless in her pursuit of justice for her father’s death. Only by letting go of their anger and learning to work together will they be able to heal what’s been broken. Before it’s too late.