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BOOK REVIEW: Angel Incognito
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by Vickie McDonough Dancing Word Reviewer
Title: Angel Incognito Angela Fuentes's job is on the line. When her boss tries to fire her for being too sweet to be a good reporter, she begs him for one last chance to prove she can do her job. He finally acquiesces and assigns her a story about con men stealing from the elderly. Angela knows this is a story in which she can make a difference in someone's life. But as she goes undercover to gain evidence about the con men, she faces one problem after another. Believing wealth has corrupted his father, Peter Campbell wants nothing to do with money or his dad. He works a job as a sanitation engineer during the day and helps at a shelter for the needy during his free time. When he finds a homeless woman stuck in a dumpster, his kind, gentle heart kicks into gear. Peters knows he has to help her. But the more he learns about Angela, the more confused he gets. Things just don't add up. When he follows her to work one day, what he sees send his spirit plummeting. Could Angela be a thief? Now what does Peter do? Call the police or trust his heart? Angel Incognito is a sweet romance about two people trying to make a difference with their lives. Though both have similar wealthy backgrounds, they aren't sucked up into the world of the wealthy, but are humble people of faith. Still, they aren't perfect. Angela forges ahead on her own and faces one roadblock after another. Peter is such a good person that pride has sneaked in and taken a grip on his heart. Readers will learn from them that even good, Christian people aren't perfect. Though I would have liked for there to be a bit more action in this story, it is still a good read that is sure to touch your heart. The situations Angela finds herself in were often humorous and sometimes a bit intense. Angel Incognito is a swift, entertaining read that will inspire you to do more in your world.
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