Were-Eagles Dare

It occurs to Marcy that she has missed more briefings on this mission than a good supervisor should. Rafe notices her confusion. He shrugs. Of course this mission doesn’t make sense. But how much sympathy can he have for her? After all, she entered the room leading a werewolf. Kip and Trevor (unwittingly) seek the sinister Dr. Damarung.
Rafe and Natasha (unknowingly) storm the Abbey of the Eagles.
Marcy and family (unsurprisingly) visit a village gift shop-wait, is that a ceramic swastika?

It would help if any of them knew what the others were up to, but where you can’t find help, there you will find: The Silencers. Natasha, the precision weapon. Rafe, the fast-talking trickster. Trevor, the gentleman cat-burglar. Kip, artificer tech-whiz. And Marcy Gainer, creator and curator of Interpol’s answer to the question: Who do we have that’s expendable? The Silencers.

A secret formula. A sacred relic. A hidden message (well, in plain sight, but scribbled).

ODESSA lives! And Field Marshal Count Frederick Adolphus Orlok, Superior of the Abbey of the Eagles and Commander of the Organization of Former SS Officers (Descendent) must finance it. If business requires making the odd were-beast, well that’s the least any ordinary third generation Andean Mountain secret society evil cult leader would do. The very least.

A comedy of wit and a classic adventure tale; Oscar Wilde meets Seal Team Six.