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    Spy King & Spy Queen Unite
    Spy King & Spy Queen Unite
    Spy King & Spy Queen Unite
    Ebook51 pages18 minutes

    Spy King & Spy Queen Unite

    By Leonard Anderson Jr

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    The Spy King, working as a double agent, is captured by the sinister Dr. Marsha Mallo. Commander Terri decides to recruit the first all-girl team to K.A.A.C. (Kid Agents Against Crime) to save him. Tasha, Carol and Ashley are having a sleepover so only one of them can go on the mission. Ashley volunteers and is now a prisoner of the evil Dr. Mallo, too. Dr. Mallo is about to carry out her most devious plan ever by changing all women’s shoes to the same style and color.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeonard Anderson Jr
    Release dateNov 17, 2015
    ISBN9781311739841
    Spy King & Spy Queen Unite
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    Leonard Anderson Jr

    Leonard Anderson Jr is a native Philadelphian who currently resides in Plymouth Meeting Pa. Leonard recently obtained his Master’s Degree in Health Administration from St. Joseph’s University May 2012. He is employed as a Billing Manager at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Leonard’s love for writing begin when he penned his first song as a member of the Acapella group The Thorough Tones entitled ‘We’re Making Love. His compassionate side led him to write two poetry books entitled “Damn Right I’ve Got Attitude” and “Two Began the Loving.” Since then he has written 5 novels, 2 plays and is currently working on a movie script for his novel "The Blackavellian Knights". Leonard’s website is www.leonardandersonjr.com

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