Before Charlotte Dodd had a secret life... Before she lost her memories, Charlotte Dodd still has a secret life, but at least she could remember it. She was an agent for NIIA, happy in her new found love for Hamilton Short, and dealing with usual missions like saving the world from killer viruses (why are they always named after animals, like swine and elephant? Gives the animals a bad rap). But then her brother bursts into her life with a secret for her. After being told her mother died years ago, Seamus tells Charlotte she is still alive and being held against her will. No proof or anything. Just a sketchy plan to rescue her. Of course Charlotte heads off with Seamus, going against the NIIA and Ham to find out what really happened to her mother. Sometimes missing things are better off not being found. A novella prequel to The Secret Life of Charlotte Dodd.

Chick lit meet Spy Adventure My name is Charlotte Dodd. And that's the only thing I know for sure. Suddenly today, I'm able to: kick ass using serious Buffy-like fight moves shoot a speeding car with near perfect accuracy know that you can suck the air from the tires after your car goes flying into the lake cars flying into the lake don't faze me ˃˃˃ Alias meets Bourne I've met a group of people who claim to know who I really am. In fact, they're telling me I work with them as a field agent for the National Intelligence and Information Agency, which is a covert organization deep within the Canadian government. Even though my brothers have confirmed it, I still think they're crazy. Me - a spy? I'm ready to walk out of here but the plane has already taken off. And now they're telling me my boyfriend Luke has been kidnapped and I'm the only one who can get him back. How can I believe what they're telling me? And why does the uber-attractive Ham seem so familiar? Find out Charlotte's secret in The Secret Life of Charlotte Dodd

Tenley Scott is a single mother and owner of Soup du Jour. She’s full of nervous excitement for her date with Colin, the handsome Brit who’s been hanging around the café. She’s expecting casual conversation over drinks. Maybe dinner. A kiss goodnight? The date starts awkward but Colin is sweet and really cute and Tenley thinks there’s potential for this to be the best date ever. And then she finds out Colin is a spy. And he’s got information that the NIIA desperately need – the lost memories of Charlotte Dodd. Her date is quickly hijacked when the bad guys get hold of Charlotte’s memories. Tenley ends up in the middle of fistfights, car chases and a kidnapping which is far from the polite getting-to-know conversation with Colin she hoped for. Her best date is becoming one of the worst ever and teaches her more about the life of spies than she ever wanted to know.

There’s a reason Pippa is the It Girl of European espionage circles – she can steal anything from anywhere. Pippa’s risen to the top of her game by following three rules: Keep it simple. Nothing matters but the mission. Spies don’t fall in love. Her latest mission in Toronto won’t put the world in too much danger and she’ll get the hard-fought respect of Lysander Mochrie, the man who helped her become the best agent in Ireland. But Pippa knows this might be the mission that will turn her into one of the bad guys. When the NIIA, led by Canadian super spy, Charlotte Dodd, foils Pippa’s latest mission, Pippa is hot on their heels to get back the info they stole. Lysander won’t stand for mistakes and Pippa’s got to finish what she started, whatever it takes. And if she can take down NIIA in the process, so much the better. She’s got a plan and it’s a good one, at least until a pair of blue eyes and a fast car get in her way and make her think twice about everything she’s ever believed in. Declan’s cute, funny and sweet but Pippa can’t forget Declan’s sister is the only one standing in Pippa’s way of completing her mission. There’s a reason spies don’t fall in love, especially with the good guys.

Charlotte knows she’s been a spy her whole life, but exactly what she’s done as Canada’s top agent is still fuzzy. But she’s still the best of the best, and that includes training new recruits Tenley and Pippa for a life working for NIIA. Living without her memories hasn’t slowed her down, and neither has been married to Ham Short, the head of the covert spy organization. Charlotte’s never even thought of doing anything else until Ham asks the question. Children? Now Charlotte has the distraction of thinking about her future at the same time as her past pays a visit in the form of an old love she never knew existed. All this happens as she’s faced with her most difficult mission yet—cooking Christmas dinner. Get your seat at the table for the final Charlotte Dodd story and discover why she’s Canada’s favourite spy.