A Latina teen spy goes undercover as a white girl to stop a white supremacist terrorist plot in a fast-paced middle-grade debut from a seasoned author of contemporary crime fiction.

In her debut for younger readers, Aya de Len pits a teen spy against the ominous workings of a white nationalist. Fourteen-year-old Andra Hernndez-Baldoqun hails from a family of spies working for the Factory, an international organization dedicated to protecting people of color. For her first solo mission, Andra straightens her hair and goes undercover as Andrea Burke, a white girl, to befriend the estranged son of a dangerous white supremacist. In addition to her Factory training, the assignment calls for a deep dive into the sons interestscomic books and gamingall while taking care not to speak Spanish and blow her familys cover. But its hard to hide who you really are, especially when you develop a crush on your targets Latino best friend. Can Andra keep her head, her geek cred, and her code-switching on track to trap a terrorist? Smart, entertaining, and politically astute, this is fast-paced upper-middle-grade fare from an established author of heist and espionage novels for adults.