Undercover Eagles

by Robin Smith

There's something very wrong going on with the Bald Eagles of Washington State. The population of endangered birds has become even more elusive, and now one has reappeared, dead, with a camera wired into its brain.Into the thick of this mystery strides Daniel Vogel, Special Agent for National Security, and none too pleased at being summoned from his best beloved's side just to go deep undercover as a federal game warden out in the middle of overgrown nowhere.His only companion is Morgan Macavee--a civilian fire-spotter with a bad attitude, a foul mouth, and wicked good aim with a shillelagh. After three weeks isolated with Morgan's bad grammar and green lipstick, Vogel gains a new respect for the natural resources of the Pacific Northwest, namely, that no matter how many you cut, there are always plenty of switches waiting to be used.And with Morgan in the picture, plenty of reasons to use them.Previously published as Eagle Eye and Agent Vogel's Eagles.

182 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 23, 2009

About the author

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Robin2^Smith: GR author, Travel, Romance
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Robin4^Smith: romance, "Owl and Dylan"
Robin5^Smith: romance

Reviews

[Alicia · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a really good story even though it really wasn't a romance. The plot was well written and the action was non stop as well as the punishments.