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Tammy: All At Sea

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Tammy has a new home, new babies and is building her team. Not everyone understands how Tammy operates and thanks are a rare commodity. That spy ship is back and Tammy wants to deal with it but her hands are tied by red tape.

361 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 20, 2026

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Shiraz Turvey

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16 reviews2 followers
March 15, 2026
Tammy never disappoints

Book 17 continues to amaze us with the organizational abilities of our young leader. The addition of the babies seem to have stabilized things with her wife and allowed the completion of Vernon Farm. We are well set up for book 18 and look forward to a timely release.
10 reviews4 followers
March 3, 2026
Another Great installment of Tammys journey through life

Great story as usual and a few new characters to spice things up now I can't wait to read the next instalment of Tammys adventures
152 reviews1 follower
March 23, 2026
Another fantastic installment in this series!

Very little of any domestic bliss with new babies underfoot, but lots of Tammy taking charge and growing her base of operations. Highly recommended!
17 reviews1 follower
February 27, 2026
Thank you

Waited and so ready. And you did not disappoint. I loved it and looking forward to more Tammy. But very happy To go back and keep reading Heather and Sophie.
9 reviews
February 27, 2026
Tammy Again

Another well Written and Totally in grossly book, hard to put down once you start. Can’t wait for the next in the series
51 reviews
March 25, 2026
Another fine installment

After picking this up a few hours ago, only a short bio-break was allowed by desire to keep reading from the start. The compelling writing just keeps the attention glued to the pages until coming upon the dreaded, "Tammy will continue," phrase appears. It's too bad the author doesn't have an army of clones so that there a lot more installments at the ready. It was also nice to see a few more unique individuals added to the roster.
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