S.O.S. Mizzay
She is a woman of many names. Andy, Mizzay, Missy Andriopolos. They are all her, simply in different iterations. Wearing so many hats isn’t a hardship for her. After all, she’s worked for not only the CIA, but the DOJ, and the FBI over the course of her career. Maybe she has a thing for three letter agencies, because her current gig is with SOS. And that is fortuitous. She needs all the help she can get solving her longest-running case and helping to keep the man she loves from harm. Not only does his future depend upon the expertise of her many contacts, Mizzay’s does, too. If their plan doesn’t work, and he is taken out, her will to live will most certainly die with him.
Cobble—Sawyer—Blue has just laid down the law. He is tired of hiding, tired of relocating, but most of all tired of not being able to get on with his life. His one true love, a prickly, brilliant woman, can’t be his until he can put the ghosts of his past to rest. With help from all the kick-ass operatives she knows, how hard will it be to thwart the nemeses who have hounded him for years? He has to trust that everything will work out in the end, because if not, he might as well be dead.
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