Undercover FBI agent Bob Hamer knows the battle between good and evil is not just a great TV plot, but is waged daily on the streets of America. In The Last Undercover: The True Story of an FBI Agent's Dangerous Dance with Evil, Hamer reveals the challenges he endured and overcame as he traveled into the real world of darkness.

"There have been many books concerning FBI undercover agents on perilous assignments, but this one by a veteran FBI agent goes most of them one better with his full-tilt voyages into the darkest fringes of society…this book possesses power and conviction without being pretentious or pious."

Publishers Weekly

"First-person account of the author’s 26 years infiltrating gangs, organized-crime syndicates and other groups…Hamer’s account rings truer than many other books by undercover law-enforcement agents. Bravado is almost entirely absent, and a ruminative vein runs through the case accounts. The author worked undercover to expose the criminal activities of Los Angeles-based street gangs, plus various ethnic-centered organized-crime groups, including Sicilians, Mexicans, Russians and Asians. The main narrative thread concerns his infiltration of the North American Man/Boy Love Association….Especially educational is his depiction of the lengths to which undercover agents must go to gather admissible evidence for an indictment and a trial."

Kirkus