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S.P.E.C.T.R.E.: MISSION No.1: The Princess
Spies who are real spooks.
To demonstrate her displeasure in the marriage her father arranged for her, the princess of Jordan seeks asylum within the U.S. Embassy, putting the Embassy between a rock and a hard place. The extremely top secret paranormal espionage unit is sent in to return the runaway princess to her father the king in a way that will prevent an international incident.
When the princess winds up in the hands of a terrorist organization, it’s the job of the special female unit of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. to infiltrate and extract the princess from their evil clutches.
COVER SHEET EXPLANATION
“S.P.E.C.T.R.E Mission 1: The Princess” contains confidential documents. Governmental security regulations require that each document must have a classification cover page clearly stating the document classification.
How do I know this? Having been a recipient of Top Secret Clearance, I’d answer that question but then (at most) I’d have to shoot you; (at least) I’d have to report your curiosity to the FBI. I know because I have had to do so in the past.
To demonstrate her displeasure in the marriage her father arranged for her, the princess of Jordan seeks asylum within the U.S. Embassy, putting the Embassy between a rock and a hard place. The extremely top secret paranormal espionage unit is sent in to return the runaway princess to her father the king in a way that will prevent an international incident.
When the princess winds up in the hands of a terrorist organization, it’s the job of the special female unit of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. to infiltrate and extract the princess from their evil clutches.
COVER SHEET EXPLANATION
“S.P.E.C.T.R.E Mission 1: The Princess” contains confidential documents. Governmental security regulations require that each document must have a classification cover page clearly stating the document classification.
How do I know this? Having been a recipient of Top Secret Clearance, I’d answer that question but then (at most) I’d have to shoot you; (at least) I’d have to report your curiosity to the FBI. I know because I have had to do so in the past.
54 pages, Paperback
Published October 1, 2015
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