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//-->Like Slipping UndercoverErotic Spy Fictionedited by Bethany Zaiatz>Circlet Press, Inc.Cambridge, MALike Slipping UndercoverCopyright © 2014 by Circlet Press, Inc.Cover Art Copyright © 2014 by Darrinhenry | DreamstimePublished by Circlet Press, Inc.39 Hurlbut StreetCambridge, MA 02138This electronic version was produced in-house at Circlet Press. ThePDF mimics the design of a printed book.Please report any problems you ﬁnd with the ebook to us at“circletintern@gmail.com” or by visiting the Bug Report sectionof our web site (www.circlet.com).License NotesPlease do not support online piracy of copyrighted works. Thisebook is licensed for the personal enjoyment of the purchaser only.This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. Ifyou would like to share this book with another person, pleasepurchase an additional copy for each person you share it with. Ifyou’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was notpurchased for your use only, or if you received this ebook copiedfrom a friend or by other means, please support the writers whomade it possible by purchasing a copy yourself. Thank you for yoursupportContents47162739547185100116125165Introduction by Bethany ZaiatzSpook by A.C. WiseNot Exactly Dead by Chris AmiesThe Masterless Man by T.C. MillSleeper Agent by A.J. ViggenJasmine Always Wins by Shawn ErinLiving On Schizo Time by Eric Del CarloPassing by Kaysee Renee RobichaudKnife, Gun, High Explosive by Reina DelacroixA Private Moment by Julian Oliver-FennGiving Up The Spook by Max Erica ScottContributorsIntroductionFrom the persistently popular ﬁctional secret agent and womanizer,James Bond, to the countless provocative depictions of real lifeaccused spy and exotic dancer, Mata Hari, sex and espionage havealways seemed like a natural ﬁt in the public consciousness. Itmight be blatant romanticism of a thankless, dangerous, anduncomfortably necessary job, but it’s easy for those of us who willnever lead a double life to imagine all the myriad ways thatseduction and sex can be used by master spies.Like Slipping Undercoverfeatures ten new, previously unpublished stories of erotic “spy-ﬁ”and each story explores the various uses for sex in the ﬁeld: asdistraction or weapon, as recruitment or rapport between handlerand asset, and in some of these futuristic tales, sex is even used asa means of transferring information and sharing secrets.Our ﬁrst story “Spook” by A.C. Wise tells the tale of a jadedshapeshifting spy whose assignments in exotic locations andvarious cover identities assumed from past lovers all blendtogether, even as she contemplates her own nature and identitybased on what she is, has been, and might be at any givenmoment. The identity crises don’t get any easier as we move on to“Not Exactly Dead” by Chris Amies. In this foreboding speculativeﬁction, Will Bruce is a spy inﬁltrating a homegrown group ofradicals. Though initially harmless-seeming this group isdetermined to stop a corrupt politician who wants to takeadvantage of the new class of undead beings and create an armyof cheap slave labor. And it’s up to Will to ﬁgure out wherehetrulystands. Next, in “The Masterless Man” by T.C. Mill anothercharacter must reevaluate his own stand in life—this time as apotential asset. Allen Keir is an artist living in a futuristic dystopiawhose trafﬁc photography installation becomes of great interestto the Master class’s intelligence-gathering efforts—but Allen has [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]

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