Book Reviews

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Love Is... left me wondering about my neighbors, the people down the street, the waitress at the coffee shop and my own involvement to help Home Land Security secure the country.

The online love story offered much more then a boy meets girl, a date, a kiss and a wedding. This story left me wondering about security within our own country and how hard it must be for those who are paid to protect us.

The love story evolves around a single mom who happens to be an undercover agent for a Federal Agency.

The single mom, who is recruited by "the Agency" while still in college, has her hands full with raising two young children, who grow up and have very unique ideas about how life should be. It is clear that the mother broke a few rules in allowing her daughter to understand her job, but what is amazing is how the child understands and supports her mother.

The oldest daughter decides to employ covert tactics of her own to protect her younger sister.

The younger sister's boyfriend is the recipient of the deceit and the story then goes into how he copes with the deceitful, yet beautiful and intelligent older sister. The boyfriend, who turns out to be leading a double life himself, handles the situation in a very unique and spiritual way.

The older sister must cope with the fact, that she was not successful in her efforts with the sister's boyfriend. She finally gives in and respects her sister's relationship, but not without stressful moments.

Before its all over, the oldest daughter meets, dates and marries one of her mother's co-workers. The fact that the co-worker has recently been released from Federal prison for hacking Government websites, makes the story even more interesting.

The love story was delightful and provided some insight into what an undercover agent's personal life might be like. http://wheristhejazzfestival.com/love_story.htm

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