Antiques, Codes & Conundrums (The Evelyn Chambers Senior Spy Series Book 1)
By Renee Pawlish
Meet Evelyn Chambers—a retired nurse, devoted cat mom, and widow whose quiet life is about to get a lot more complicated.
When a chance encounter at a Virginia café reveals a link between her late husband and a mysterious antiques dealer, Evelyn stumbles into a world of secrets she never expected, and a surprising offer from the CIA she’s not entirely qualified to accept. Armed with determination, dry wit, and a small travel bag (no weapons training, thank you), Evelyn’s first mission takes her to Paris in search of answers.
But when the past refuses to stay buried, she quickly learns that international intrigue is no vacation—and some secrets are worth killing for.
Antiques, Codes & Conundrums kicks off a charming, globe-trotting cozy spy series perfect for readers who love clever heroines, light espionage, and a dash of danger with their croissants.
Each book follows Evelyn on a new international adventure as she learns that retirement is the perfect time to start a second career . . . in espionage.
Meet Evelyn Chambers—a retired nurse, devoted cat mom, and widow whose quiet life is about to get a lot more complicated.
When a chance encounter at a Virginia café reveals a link between her late husband and a mysterious antiques dealer, Evelyn stumbles into a world of secrets she never expected, and a surprising offer from the CIA she’s not entirely qualified to accept. Armed with determination, dry wit, and a small travel bag (no weapons training, thank you), Evelyn’s first mission takes her to Paris in search of answers.
But when the past refuses to stay buried, she quickly learns that international intrigue is no vacation—and some secrets are worth killing for.
Antiques, Codes & Conundrums kicks off a charming, globe-trotting cozy spy series perfect for readers who love clever heroines, light espionage, and a dash of danger with their croissants.
Each book follows Evelyn on a new international adventure as she learns that retirement is the perfect time to start a second career . . . in espionage.