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CLASSIFIED: Missing German Spy Found in U.S.
CODENAME: Ghost/Geist
New Year's 1950
A message from British Intelligence warns of a wanted German spy hiding in Lake Tahoe. He fled arrest at the end of WWII and now he's working as a dangerous hired gun.
New to the Company and eager to prove themselves, Jenny Nicolay and Sawyer Finn join the search under the guise of a ski getaway. But with colleagues and rival agencies on the hunt, they can't afford to trust their allies to find the enemy.
Can the pair ring in the New Year with midnight tradition? Or will the life of cloak & danger damage their growing relationship and their future with the Company?
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Cloak & Danger is the daring third installment in the Spies of Texas historical mystery series.
Cozy Mystery meets Espionage Adventure.
If you enjoy witty banter, quirky townsfolk, and unexpected plot twists, this book is for you!
Spies of Texas Series Order
Book 1: Enigma of Lake Falls
Book 2: Undercover Pursuit
Book 3: Cloak & Danger
Book 4: Double Agent
Book 5: Shadow of Doubt
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If you love Nancy Drew mysteries with a splash of Indiana Jones adventure, you’re going to love this hard-boiled historical cozy mystery.
Par autoru
Brittany E. Brinegar is the author of witty mysteries and whodunits. When you open one of her books, look out for rapid-fire banter and nostalgic pop culture references.
Her hobbies include time travel to the 1940s, solving mysteries, and training to be a super spy... vicariously through her characters of course.
She lives in Mineral Wells, Texas with two canine writing companions/distractions and loves drawing inspiration from family, friends, and her home state.
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