Under Cover! – a new LDS

Mystery Romance on Amazon

It’s 1990 and a coup has overtaken the Russian Government. America needs to keep her guard up and her two new FBI agents are struggling to get along. They respect each other for their strengths, but would never volunteer to work together. The FBI Director thinks of just about everything. He sets them up in a lovely home with a completely furnished library of LDS reading material. What he doesn't realize is, yes, they can blend into the Mormon Community, however, they really need a Mormon Jargon handbook to communicate more easily and naturally with the other LDS people. Many humorous mishaps and misunderstandings happen because they aren't well versed in Mormon Social terminology.


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When asked what inspired such an endeavor, Karen mentioned, “I spoke to several neighbors and friends who worked there at the real Northrop from the 60s to the 90s. They later said that the security there was the best it could be for that era, however, by today’s standards plans could have possibly escaped detection. That perked my interest to further investigate and imagine the possibilities.  Since I was there in Newbury Park when the plant closed down, I saw how the closure affected the community.  People were not able to make their house payments, and simply moved out in the middle of the night.  Of course, the Coup was really in 1991 and I spelled Northrop as Northrup in the novel to differentiate between fiction and non-fiction.” My audience is clearly LDS based.  An example of LDS humor is exchanged when meeting with the Bishop.  He merely asks them if they have Temple Recommends.  Here’s an excerpt: “About Temple Recommends”, he waited for their reply with eyebrow’s raised. “Uh.  I don’t know.  Honey, what do you think? Do you know of any that you could recommend?”, Anson was stuck.  He was drowning and begging for a rope. “Let’s see”, Andie chimed in, “there’s one in Oakland.  I heard it has beautiful golden spires that light up at night on the hill.  Breathtaking.  I would certainly recommend that one.  And then there’s one in Salt Lake City, Utah. It’s supposed to be pretty nice to visit”, she smiled knowing that she had aced that question, “Uh-huh.  Is there anything you would like to get off your chest?  Anything at all?”  The Bishop’s eyes seemed to look right into their souls. About the Author:  Karen Meyer is from Scottsdale.  She is the mother of 5 children and 7 stepchildren.  She and Ted have 13 grandchildren.  Karen is a web designer, as well as an Avon Manger of Representatives nationwide.  She and Ted are also avid genealogists and Area Temple and Family History Consultants for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.  She runs the blog genealogymama1.blogspot.com, giving help to those in search of their roots.