<em>Tomorrow We Spy</em>

The final installment in the Spy Another Day series, after I, Spy and Spy for a Spy, both 2013 Whitney Award Finalists.

Tomorrow We Spy has been named a 2014 Whitney Award Finalist in Mystery/Suspense! And the prequel Spy by Night is a finalist in Romance!

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CIA operative Talia Reynolds (Fluker) is off the clock, off the continent and off on her Paris honeymoon. But the happy couple’s trip to the City of Love is cut short when the CIA tracks them down for a top secret mission. Only this time, the Agency’s assignment isn’t for Talia — it’s for her husband Danny.

As an aerospace engineer, Danny’s the one with the connections they need to get to their target, an aerospace executive and a dangerous Russian FSB officer. After all she’s done to protect Danny from her spy life, Talia won’t okay the op until she’s allowed to accompany her husband. And the only safe way for her to do that? Deep undercover.

Balancing her personal and professional personas requires more precision than a Russian ballet. But all the covers in the world can’t protect Danny and Talia when the FSB officer turns the tables on them. Now Talia must use her every skill to save her marriage, her husband and herself — or their first mission together will be their last.

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Product details

Publisher: Durham Crest Books
Length: 315 pages
Genre: Romantic suspense, espionage
Formats: Kindle (.mobi), ePub, PDF
ISBN: 978-1-940096-10-0 (print)

The Spy Another Day series


I, Spy	Spy for a Spy	Tomorrow We Spy
To save her secrets and her country, CIA operative Talia Reynolds must sacrifice the man she loves.	Talia’s new boss is her ex-boyfriend. And that’s the just beginning of her problems.	Talia’s first mission with her husband could be their last.
Finalist 2013 Whitney Awards	Finalist 2013 Whitney Awards	Finalist 2014 Whitney Awards

Spy Noon	Mr. Nice Spy	Spy by Night
Who’s the better spy, Talia or her handsome new coworker/nemesis? Game on.	Elliott Monteith must choose between his fiancée and his fellow spy. Cake.	To be together, Danny and Talia must overcome their pasts. And a pesky spy ring. Details.
Novella ebook available ONLY in Jordan’s mailing list	Novella ebook available ONLY in Jordan’s mailing list	Full-length novel 2014 Whitney Award Finalist

Praise for the series

A fast-paced, crisply written story with entertaining plot twists, told in a first person, wryly self-deprecating narrative voice. . . . I, Spy is a well-crafted romantic suspense with humor, heart, and a uniquely engaging heroine.

— Vanessa Kelly, Love Rocks column, BarnesAndNobleReview.com

I knew by the first page that I was going to love [I, Spy]. I absolutely loved Talia’s inner voice. . . . The plot is enjoyable and I loved the action! I really could not guess what was going to happen next. There were so many surprises at the turn of each page, especially during the climax, it didn’t matter what time it was, I had to finish.

— Mindy Holt, LDS Women’s Book Review
One of her top reads of 2013

The series has this great combination of sarcasm and wit in the MC, great chemistry and dialogue between her and her love interest, and then a whole slue of spying, deception, intrigue, and danger. Especially of that last one. . . .

I thoroughly enjoyed [Spy for a Spy]! I would definitely read it again and I am highly anticipating the next book that Jordan McCollum writes! If you enjoy action-adventure, suspense, or books about characters who are spies and some romance, then I would definitely recommend this.

— Tressa, Tressa’s Wishful Endings

About the author

An award-winning author, Jordan McCollum can’t resist a story where good defeats evil and true love conquers all. In her day job, she coerces people to do things they don’t want to, elicits information and generally manipulates the people she loves most—she’s a mom.

Jordan holds a degree in American Studies and Linguistics from Brigham Young University. When she catches a spare minute, her hobbies include reading, knitting and music. She lives with her husband and four children in Utah.

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