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Scary Intel
Unstoppable Agent
An ultra-covert organization has taken up a contract for a nigh-unkillable madman who masquerades as a philanthropist. When elite spy Chandler has the target in her sights, success lays just one squeeze of the trigger away . . . or so she believes. Instead of her mission ending, things are about to take a weird twist.
Unsuspecting Bookworm
Venkat has been dreaming of becoming a field agent for the Malleus Librum Society, a secretive organization dedicated to recovering ancient grimoires. That dream has just come true, but at a sanity-threatening price. Shadowed by a fast talking mentor with a supernatural secret, Venkat must retrieve De Vermis Mysteriis, a five-hundred-year old black magic spell book penned by a necromancer.
Unspeakable Evil
In addition to vast wealth and unsavory criminal resources, the megalomaniacal Jeeves Peabody has access to otherworldly allegiances and horrifying allies. He is a formidable opponent, one neither Chandler nor Venkat can succeed against alone.
Unlikely Allies
Two women from wildly different worlds must band together against this common foe. Their chances are slim. Even working together, how can an elite superspy and a magically-minded librarian triumph over a villain aligned with the forces of soul-crushing doom?
Unknown Threats
In a world teeming with mystic and mundane dangers, ignorance is no defense, but even a little knowledge can be deadly . . . The only way to survive is to amass enough
Scary Intel
Scary Intel is a 41,000 word thriller, which teams J.A. Konrath & Ann Voss Peterson's electrifying Codename: Chandler superspy series with Kaysee Renee Robichaud's creepy The Bookworm Brigade paranormal adventures. The result plays like a high octane X-files: sexy, sassy, and sinister.
An ultra-covert organization has taken up a contract for a nigh-unkillable madman who masquerades as a philanthropist. When elite spy Chandler has the target in her sights, success lays just one squeeze of the trigger away . . . or so she believes. Instead of her mission ending, things are about to take a weird twist.
Unsuspecting Bookworm
Venkat has been dreaming of becoming a field agent for the Malleus Librum Society, a secretive organization dedicated to recovering ancient grimoires. That dream has just come true, but at a sanity-threatening price. Shadowed by a fast talking mentor with a supernatural secret, Venkat must retrieve De Vermis Mysteriis, a five-hundred-year old black magic spell book penned by a necromancer.
Unspeakable Evil
In addition to vast wealth and unsavory criminal resources, the megalomaniacal Jeeves Peabody has access to otherworldly allegiances and horrifying allies. He is a formidable opponent, one neither Chandler nor Venkat can succeed against alone.
Unlikely Allies
Two women from wildly different worlds must band together against this common foe. Their chances are slim. Even working together, how can an elite superspy and a magically-minded librarian triumph over a villain aligned with the forces of soul-crushing doom?
Unknown Threats
In a world teeming with mystic and mundane dangers, ignorance is no defense, but even a little knowledge can be deadly . . . The only way to survive is to amass enough
Scary Intel
Scary Intel is a 41,000 word thriller, which teams J.A. Konrath & Ann Voss Peterson's electrifying Codename: Chandler superspy series with Kaysee Renee Robichaud's creepy The Bookworm Brigade paranormal adventures. The result plays like a high octane X-files: sexy, sassy, and sinister.
132 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 4, 2015
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September 28, 2016
Another fun Chandler Team-Up
I like the new characters introduced in this thriller. A bit more like X-Files than Bourne. But a fun exciting read. Now I need to see if there are any solo stories with these "Bookworms".
I like the new characters introduced in this thriller. A bit more like X-Files than Bourne. But a fun exciting read. Now I need to see if there are any solo stories with these "Bookworms".
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