Codename Spectrum in Operation Red Night: a spy thriller dark comedy

Codename Spectrum #1

by Charles E.P. Murphy, Ian Absentia

"Spectrum" is the immortal codename for MI6's deadliest female agents. They are Her Majesty's quiet scalpels.

Ayesha Khan is a bloodied, rusting chainsaw but a desperate agency have given her the job anyway.

Operation Red Night started with a Pakistani terrorist group but evidence points to high-up puppetmasters planning an atrocity on home soil, and MI6 itself is compromised. Khan's always been in it for the sex and violence, but there's going to be a lot more of the latter as she finds herself against terrorists, agency screwups, rival agencies, and Europe's most dangerous hired gun.

Lovely.

Codename Spectrum: Operation Red Night takes amoral spy fiction right into the proverbial abyss, by Ian Absentia and Charles E.P. Murphy ("Off Campus").

45 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 7, 2017

About the author

Charles E.P. Murphy is from the UK; he started writing one day and nobody's got him to stop. He has currently written and co-written five self-published books and various novellas, short stories, and comic strips for Sea Lion Press, FutureQuake Press, Malefaction, and Sergeant Frosty Press. Find him at https://twitter.com/cepmurphy