Spies Like Us

Two boys raised in Texas suddenly find themselves without their socialite mother and having an absent father, a former Naval Intelligence Officer. Unexpectedly, he moves them from Dallas into the small Massachusetts coastal town of Pocasett where they must adjust to a new culture while making new friends, and enemies.

At the same time, their father, Kirby Calloway, who has been cooperating with the CIA to share political information is transferred to Abuja, Nigeria to close a national security software deal with the reformer President of Nigeria, Muhari Clarion. GROWING DANGER Using the new software system with the help of two brilliant young CIA analysts, Kirby discovers a rogue CIA unit that is operating a global human and sex trafficking ring based in Nigeria and Venezuela. This discovery unleashes both the rogue CIA unit and its political sponsors in Nigeria and Washington to attack Kirby and his team, as well as his two sons. After a ferocious gun battle, Kirby must find a way home for himself, his lover Claire, and best friend Katanga while defeating constant attacks as they escape from Nigeria through Zurich and Rotterdam.

COMMENT FROM REVIEWERS

The book has received glowing reviews from publishing professionals, as well as first readers. Some of the comments received include "a thrilling story with convincing characters", and "Each new turn-of-events will continually entrance readers as the protagonist seeks to escape those intent on destroying him and his two sons," and from readers, "Great story. I couldn't put it down. I need more "Spies"!