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David Codd



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The Greatest Spy Who Never ...

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The Weasel Has Landed (Hugo...

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The Day Of The Rascal (Hugo...

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The Hunt for Hugo Dare (Hug...

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Escape From Odd Island (Hug...

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Operation Odd One Out (Hugo...

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The Curse of Crooked Elbow:...

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“Word of warning,’ said the postman, although I half-expected his warning would consist of more than one word. ‘That message will set alight in exactly five seconds … four … three … two …’ I slipped the paper onto my tongue and swallowed before he could finish his countdown. A moment later I felt a burning sensation rising in my chest. I burped and a plume of smoke blew out of both nostrils.”
David Codd, The Greatest Spy Who Never Was

“I tend to keep my pennies in a pair of my father’s socks,’ I said. ‘They were hanging on the washing line the last time I looked. Perfectly safe.”
David Codd, The Greatest Spy Who Never Was

“That’s a bit careless. Who was looking after them?’ ‘You were,’ sighed Finefellow. She drew a breath before reeling off the list. ‘Agents Fifteen and Sixteen have run off to open a florists together; Agent Twenty-Six has been trampled on by a herd of stampeding buffalo and Agent Nine got her scarf caught in a tumble-dryer … whilst she was still wearing it!”
David Codd, The Greatest Spy Who Never Was



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