Aggie & Agent X - The Mandarin Mystery

by Gary Alan Ruse

Overview

In this sequel to Aggie & Agent X, CIA officer Agnes Westfeld has now been permanently assigned to the special investigative unit at Area 51 in Nevada. She and her alien detective partner, Agent X, are immediately thrown into a new case with a seemingly impossible twist. As they seek to solve this baffling mystery and learn the extent of a diabolical scheme by an ancient criminal organization, Aggie and Agent X face dangers more deadly than ever before. A new adventure with that special blend of sci-fi, espionage, mystery, humor and old movie atmosphere that launched the most unusual team-up of spies ever. A new mission! New perils! New villains! And more...

Product Details

BN ID:	2940157117108
Publisher:	Gary Alan Ruse
Publication date:	07/19/2016
Series:	Aggie & Agent X , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	158
File size:	209 KB

About the Author

I have been a professional science fiction and mystery writer since 1972, and a professional illustrator and graphic artist since 1969 (illustrated "Machine Tools" and "Hoists, Cranes and Derricks" by Dr. Herbert S. Zim).

I began writing fiction intensively after military service and sold my first story to Analog Science Fiction Magazine in 1972. Numerous other short stories and five novels followed. The first two novels, HOUNDSTOOTH and A GAME OF TITANS, were large-scale techno-thrillers (ten years before Tom Clancy started doing them): they were also published in British paperback editions by Sphere Books, and Houndstooth was published in Japanese by Keibunsha. THE GODS OF CERUS MAJOR was science fiction adventure. MORLAC: THE QUEST OF THE GREEN MAGICIAN was an epic fantasy novel, and DEATH HUNT ON A DYING PLANET was a science fiction adventure. I also have a number of eBooks available on this website.

I have worked at the Community Newspapers in Miami for more than twelve years as a reporter and contributing editor, covering everything from local politics, feature stories and "positive people" stories to new business openings, with more than 1,000 by-lined stories published.