And all of the possible entanglements in between.ĭanger drives an archaeologist into the arms of her DEA agent ex-boyfriend in this romantic suspense novel for fans of Susan Stoker and Mary Burton. If James Bond had a wife and they both wanted to shag the receptionist. And in the middle of dispatching a European dictator, Kierra and her bosses give in to their deepest desires.Pink Slip is the first in an erotic/suspense/spy/comedy series that wonders what James Bond's receptionist's life might have been like. For the last three years she's lusted after them, not very secretively, until finally she decides it's time to move on with her life and gives her notice.During her last week of work, her bosses whisk her away to Serbia for a top secret mission that only she can help them complete. One day she accidentally becomes the personal assistant to married spies. Summary Kierra was a poor poet looking for a job while she worked toward her dream of becoming a published poet. But please don't worry, you still have more than 500,000 other books you can enjoy! Pink Slip - The Spies Who Loved Her #1 Katrina Jackson So given all these myths, all these examinations of the possible… how can I not imagine more? How can I not envision an epic set somewhere other than medieval England, about someone other than an awkward white boy? How can I not use every building-block of my history and heritage and imagination when I make shit up?Īnd how dare I disrespect that history, profane all my ancestors’ suffering and struggles, by giving up the freedom to imagine that they’ve won for me.We are sorry! The publisher (or author) gave us the instruction to take down this book from our catalog. I haven’t even begun to explore the non-African stuff. And more, so much more, just within the African components of my heritage. This genre is rooted in the epic - and the truth is that there are plenty of epics out there which feature people like me. Epic fantasy is not merely what Tolkien made it.

“And once upon a time I wondered: Is writing epic fantasy not somehow a betrayal? Did I not somehow do a disservice to my own reality by paying so much attention to the power fantasies of disenchanted white men?īut.

Pink Slip by Katrina Jackson