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Frank persuades her to go back undercover, to masquerade as Lexie, with the supposed goal of finding the killer.

Plastic surgery has restored her physically but can she cope emotionally with going back undercover, especially when the operation she's involved in brings her back in conflict with the man who almost destroyed her? Eddy knows how to write page-turning, tense prose and whips through big setpiece scenes with gusto.

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A buried intensity can flash out for a second before going back undercover.

And, now, she's going to have to go back undercover.

Mr. Mattingly, above, shot Michael Newby, 19, three times in the back after an undercover drug deal went wrong.

He winds up in his hometown, Miami, bruised, broke, his bank accounts frozen, desperate to clear his name and get back into the undercover game.

I simply couldn't relax," said Officer A. "The respite for me was being back in my undercover flat because that was where I was supposed to be.

The quick-to-anger Zap wears a Hawaiian shirt that was probably his idea of undercover back when he was, as they say on "NYPD Blue" (and in "Bulls"), on the job.

Looking back on his undercover operation now, Monteilh said the monthly $11,200 compensation he received "clouded his judgement," making it tough for him to question the practice.

Hamada, 42, got the idea a few years back to go undercover and live life as an older woman in New York City after a volunteering gig making house visits to lonely seniors.