UNDERCOVER TERRORIST by Frank Holdaway. This is the third book in his UNDERCOVER series (UNDERCOVER SAINT & UNDERCOVER TARGET). Out of the three, this began on the weaker side, but it quickly made up for it. After a couple of chapters, the story flowed beautifully. It was interesting to be "villian's" perspective for a good part of the story. And the way things worked out was perfect. This is a series I will be reading back to back and will love every minute of it. I highly recommend it.
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He'd been duped into planning the terrorist attack...
...luckily, no one was hurt.
But it didn't matter.
The FBI was on his trail and they would catch him eventually. Especially now that they'd enlisted the help of his former friend and nemesis, Matt Knight.
Before they caught him, he wanted just one thing: to run an epic ultra marathon and capture an elusive feeling one more time.
The upcoming race was perfect, pitting the best runners in the world against the Tarahumara Indians--the infamous "running people."
He could have stayed hidden. He could have held back as the sadistic cartel leader attacked the Tarahumara woman and her son. Instead, he stepped in. Now, everything was in jeopardy.
Would his injury heal in time for the race?
Would the FBI catch up to him in the canyons?
Would he be forced to return to a life of violence to protect the village from the cartel?
And most importantly...
...could he stop the Indian woman from singing ABBA songs?
