Even international spy-sleuth, Ty Haringa has a soft spot: dangerous women. These two adventures showcase two of his wildest encounters with some gorgeous trouble.

In "Operation: Brunette," Haringa is charged to keep a tough but beautiful European princess out of harm's way. When she is kidnapped by mysterious gunmen, he will not rest until he recovers her. The trail to her is populated by several lovely women and numerous bad, bad men. This is Blake's writing at its best, taut as razorwire and twice as cutting.

Haringa's troubles intensify in "I Can't Remember" when he wakes up in the middle of a blood bath, a still warm shotgun across his lap, and no memory of the last forty-eight hours. Haringa has his hands full trying to juggle a gorgeous field agent and terror agents who will stop at nothing to possess a radical piece of military intelligence. Will he unlock his memory in time to save the world? The conclusion is unforgettable!

With Fatal Femmes, thriller master C. C. Blake knocks out all the stops, kicking up the action, launching great characters into difficult situations the likes of which Ian Fleming never wrote about.