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Being a spy sounds glamorous.
Until people start shooting back.
Samantha and Lizzie Sawyer are learning that espionage is considerably messier than the training manual suggested.
A CIA mole. A dangerously handsome operative who may be a double agent. Two sisters who have absolutely no intention of following orders when they could follow the clues instead.
Welcome to Spycatcher Sisters—twisty international mysteries where the danger is real, the banter is plentiful, and curiosity has security clearance.
START WITH BOOK ONE
Espionage rarely goes according to plan.
THE JOB: Unmask a mole inside the CIA.
THE PROBLEM: Your best lead is a dangerously handsome operative who may be a double agent.
THE JOB: Pass a CIA field exam.
THE PROBLEM: Your extraction driver has a gun and doesn't work for the CIA.
THE JOB: Go undercover on an Outback ranch.
THE PROBLEM: Your cover comes with a cowboy hat, a fake husband, and considerably more homicide than advertised.
Sisters make excellent spies.
Following the same plan is optional.
SAMANTHA:
Likes plans, evidence, and knowing exactly what she's walking into. Unfortunately, espionage rarely cooperates.
LIZZIE:
Likes instinct, improvisation, and finding out what's behind the door. Preferably by opening it.
Start here.
Their first real mission comes with a CIA mole, a possible double agent, and enemies who have the irritating habit of shooting back.
Mission Two
Their final field exam has one simple rule: no backup. Then Samantha gets into the wrong extraction car.
Coming October 16
Finding retired Soviet spies in Australia is tricky. Keeping them alive long enough to answer questions is worse.