Keith Bulfin, banker, is living the good life in Australia when his life collapsed. Picked as the fall guy when a real estate development fails, he is wrongly convicted and imprisoned. He is jailed with a former top banker for Mexican drug cartels, who befriends him. Then he learns that he can be forgiven, if he agrees to become an undercover agent for the US Drug Enforcement Agency, working with the cartels, where his friend used to work. His friend can open all the doors. Keith is given no alternative. All the surprises aren't coincidences. They are entrapment. This book is a rollercoaster, that keeps gaining speed. His cover blown away, Keith must escape from his drug lord employers with a briefcase full of drug money and a beautiful woman in tow. Somehow he survives. This is an exciting quick read. I couldn't put it down. By, Kaj Christiansen

UNDERCOVER by Keith Bulfin is a ripping tale. It is subtitled "A Novel of a Life", but seems too exciteing for real life. Bulfin is a banker, who spies on the Mexican drug cartels he works for, and also reports to the DEA. The agency provides him with a great cover, including a new family. So when his employers find out about him, the whole family must escape to the US and then to Canada, with hit men in hot pursuit. There is a mole at the DEA, so the agency can't keep them safe. Keith has to improvise. He is full of surprises. They all get away, but not unscathed. Reading UNDERCOVER was also a great escape for me. By, Josh Thornton