The Secret Service of Tea and Treason prose described by Jeffrey Deaver as

described by Jeffrey Deaver as ‘part James Bond

from the critically acclaimed author of The Funny Thing about Norman Foreman

tasting refreshing snacks at the picnic

Anoth has freed Ivis from possession by the false Demon King

uplifting celebration of culture and family

The Secret Service of Tea and Treason prose described by Jeffrey Deaver asA party of swashbuckingly evil pirates. Two rival spies. One fake marriage. What could possibly go wrong . . . Find out in the riotously funny and joyfully romantic third book in The Dangerous Damsels collection When rumours circulate that a group of dastardly pirates plan to assassinate the Queen, Alice is immediately assigned to the case. However she won't be working alone. Enter Daniel Bixby. Unflappable master spy and Alice's greatest rival.