The Undercover Superhero

Casa Flanigan Book Ten

Cover of The Undercover Superhero

Pete came to the farm with nothing but a grandfather, a black eye, and a lot of regret. 

Pete Brubaker is an adult living with an abusive father, and he hates himself for his cowardice. However, when an especially brutal attack lands him at Casa Flanigan, he decides it’s time to get his life together.

Lois Armentrout is a single mom with a four-year-old daughter who ends up at the farm when a tornado renders her jobless, carless, and homeless. Independent Lois is mortified to need help, but for the sake of Layla, she’ll swallow her pride.

Although Pete is instantly attracted to Lois’s strength, say nothing of her little daughter, Lois considers him too young, an opinion only made worse when Pete’s dad shows up and tries to kill him. But Pete is good at patience.  If he’ll listen to God’s promptings and give Lois time and kindness, maybe she’ll see Pete’s inner strength, which could be the solution to many of her hurts and fears and help her find peace. Unfortunately, fear can leave a person blind.

The Undercover Superhero is book ten of the Casa Flanigan series, Christian romance on a farm where God heals broken souls.

Jill's Notes

  • I thought I was finished with this series, and then this book happened.
  • I wrote three chapters of Pete’s story before The Barefoot Bard. It didn’t work. Next I put Lois and Layla in the Christmas book, but they didn’t fit there. After this I forgot about the whole thing. Over a year later I found Pete’s story, introduced him to Lois, changed the timeline, and loved how it turned out. It needed to wait for the right time with the right group of characters.
  • Spider-man, AKA Peter Parker, is mentioned in the book. I have always been a Spider-man fan. My husband got me a comic book subscription as a wedding gift. I loved getting them in the mail.
  • I have no idea if this is the last book of this series or not.
  • This book is in Kindle Unlimited.
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Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story... Ps. 107:2a NIV