Agatha Blaine was minding her own business as a shop girl in London during World War II, when she was recruited to help find a missing undercover agent.  The sexy but dangerous Major Jack Bentley needs to show her all the ways the enemy uses to extract information from beautiful women. 

When Agatha is placed in the field everything goes wrong. Can Jack get them out of harms way in time or will Agatha be the hero of this romance?

Agatha Blaine: Undercover Passion had it’s moments, but for the most part I found it totally unbelievable, to that end I had a hard time enjoying it.  Sending out a woman with virtually no military background during wartime does not sound like good judgment.  The training they do give her is all sexual, and if this was a war game it would have made sense.  During the course of the story the characters do not refer to each other by their first names until almost the last chapter, but love is formed?  Lucinda Thorne does write very well, but I did not buy the plot of this book.