Veiled Intentions
(2026)(A book in the Mail-Order Brides Undercover series)
A novel by Janice Cole Hopkins
She set out to expose a criminal and found a man worth fighting for.
Jenna Osborne never planned on becoming an undercover agent, but her twin brother talks her into joining The Brides of Liberty Bureau to investigate a suspected criminal. When she reluctantly agrees, he assures her that he’ll be by her side every step of the way. But Brad Foster is nothing like the rough, hardened outlaw she imagined. In fact, the more she gets to know him, the more drawn to him she becomes. Kind, steady, and quietly captivating, he unsettles her in ways no criminal ever could. As a string of robberies rattles the region, Jenna vows to stay objective until they discover the truth. When reliable eyewitnesses swear they saw Brad leaving the bank with money bags and shooting at them, things get even more complicated. With only the pastor believing in Brad’s innocence, Jenna must decide whether to trust the evidence or trust the man she’s come to care for more than she ever intended.
Genre: Inspirational
Jenna Osborne never planned on becoming an undercover agent, but her twin brother talks her into joining The Brides of Liberty Bureau to investigate a suspected criminal. When she reluctantly agrees, he assures her that he’ll be by her side every step of the way. But Brad Foster is nothing like the rough, hardened outlaw she imagined. In fact, the more she gets to know him, the more drawn to him she becomes. Kind, steady, and quietly captivating, he unsettles her in ways no criminal ever could. As a string of robberies rattles the region, Jenna vows to stay objective until they discover the truth. When reliable eyewitnesses swear they saw Brad leaving the bank with money bags and shooting at them, things get even more complicated. With only the pastor believing in Brad’s innocence, Jenna must decide whether to trust the evidence or trust the man she’s come to care for more than she ever intended.
Genre: Inspirational
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