Tag Archives: Spy

True News

Posted on May 9, 2018 by EagleAye

“The Intelligence Director is proactive at removing disruptive sources,” said Scorpio, Brent’s trainer for spy work. As they strolled through the city, a man fell off a tall building. “That was a foreign spy,” explained Scorpio. A reporter, crossing the … Continue reading →

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The Other Guy

Posted on April 7, 2018 by EagleAye

Jocko found her drinking in the pub alone, and she was beautiful. Dressed in plain running gear, her supremely athletic physique made it look glamorous. Jocko passed the entertainment stage, ignoring the yogi master who had tied himself in a … Continue reading →

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Unusual Skills

Posted on September 16, 2017 by EagleAye

CIA Agent Warfield sat on a bench alongside another of St. Petersburg’s beautiful churches. Beside him, new agent Barnes fidgeted. “Where is agent Privideniye coming out?” said Barnes. “Over there.” “I don’t see a door there.” Warfield turned a page … Continue reading →

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The Professionals

Posted on March 10, 2016 by EagleAye

Photo by: Storyteller’s Abode Matthew Cooley cleared the top step of the old castle, looking for her. She leaned back in a doorway. Her miniskirt rode up athletic thighs and her silk blouse draped enticingly. She smiled. “You’re on time, … Continue reading →

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The Perfect Spy Trap

Posted on December 9, 2015 by EagleAye

Jian sat in the sand and watched the waves breaking on the beach. He could watch it for hours and he sometimes did. His boss, Feng at the Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS), had told him the island was … Continue reading →

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The Innocent – Mutant 750

Posted on April 23, 2015 by EagleAye

The Innocent As his shuttle screamed through reentry, Agent Horowitz reviewed the deadly orders. An oft-used display screen lit with the creased face of Federal Intelligence Director, Alistair Morris. “She’s quite possibly the most dangerous assassin in Human-controlled space,” he … Continue reading →

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To Turn A Spy – Mutant 750: Grammar Ghoul Press

Posted on January 22, 2015 by EagleAye

To Turn A Spy Thierry knew he shouldn’t, but he was falling in love. He found himself tumbling into the warm folds of romance. This society, so different from his own, had claimed his mind. The woman beside him, claimed … Continue reading →

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The Tonic – Grammar Ghoul Press

Posted on December 15, 2014 by EagleAye

The Tonic Morris walked up the ancient stone steps, wondering if he could pull it off. Roy Robles was perhaps the greatest secret agent that ever lived, but all that action and danger had come at a cost. Some said … Continue reading →

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Mind Games – Tipsy Lit

Posted on March 6, 2014 by EagleAye

Written for Tipsy Lit. A story, about playing games with a person’s mind, begins after the image. Genre: Espionage/Humor Mind Games His uniform was spotless, with creases sharp enough to cut. He moved smoothly, athletically. A man of supreme confidence. … Continue reading →

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The Courier – Yeah, Write Speakeasy #137

Posted on November 26, 2013 by EagleAye

The Courier I should’ve been happy at returning to Earth, but the mean streets of Ellis City held little safety for me. As possibly the most wanted Human in the entire Churri spiral arm, I wouldn’t be free until I … Continue reading →

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