"Amish Country Undercover" includes enough suspense to keep readers turning pages quickly. Thoroughbred horses are being stolen, and Amish horse trader Grace comes under suspicion after a report to the FBI puts her in the crosshairs of the situation. FBI agent Jack arrives to investigate, and goes undercover as an Amish man to solve the crimes. In the process, Grace and Jack develop a relationship that goes beyond teamwork in criminal investigation.

Plot twists and turns leave readers guessing until the last minute about the identity of the criminals and the motives behind their actions. Although I usually succeed at figuring out the solutions, this one kept me confused until the final resolution. The characters were well drawn and likeable. Although this is a suspense novel, there are no descriptions of overt violence or uses of strong language. The Christian message is clear without being preachy.

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Can you imagine an Amish woman being accused of stealing thoroughbred racing horses, and the FBI tracking her to her home? This is what happens to Grace Miller, a young woman who is trying to keep her home, business and care of her ill father on her shoulders.
Enter Jack Kaufman as the FBI, and I wondered how long before these two were attracted to one another? Now whom is shooting at them, and who is stealing horses.
Surprises abound here, and I kept changing my mind as to whom the culprits were.

I received this book through Net Galley and the Publisher Harlequin, and was not required to give a positive review. ( )