The Miss Lucy Case Files #1: Miss Lucy and the Pussy Brigade

Fiction & Literature, LGBT, Gay
Cover of the book The Miss Lucy Case Files #1: Miss Lucy and the Pussy Brigade by Gerald Lopez, Gerald Lopez
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Gerald Lopez ISBN: 9781311276100
Publisher: Gerald Lopez Publication: October 21, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Gerald Lopez
ISBN: 9781311276100
Publisher: Gerald Lopez
Publication: October 21, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Miss Lucy dreaded training new agents in the field, more than almost anything else she had to do for the organization. This mission had already started off badly due to the fact she was retraining agent Buck Taggerty—or ‘the fool’ as she liked to call him. As handsome as the man was, he tended to do some fairly foolish things. Without a doubt, he was good at handling weapons and could be handy in a pinch, but Miss Lucy still cringed at the thought of dealing with him. The team was supposed to be working a simple retrieval case involving one little pussycat statue, but things went crazy to a slapstick comedy level. As serious as the case was, it would become legendary among the organization’s members for its comedic qualities. It soon became a rite of passage for new agents to read Miss Lucy’s account of the case without cracking a smile—none ever succeeded. There are even some people in the organization who enjoy reading about how romance bloomed on the case when Buck Taggerty met the love of his life.

Any thoughts Miss Lucy might’ve had that the two new agents-in-training might make up for Buck’s lack of skills were dashed when she met them. Leticia, her boss, had told her she’d be sending two burlesque showgirls to help on the case, so Miss Lucy thought she’d braced herself for every possibility. Upon meeting Ebony and Ivory, Miss Lucy realized she hadn’t prepared for ‘every possibility’. And Just when things couldn’t possibly get any stranger…they did.
The mission went on record as the zaniest, most hilarious case of Miss Lucy’s entire career. Her team went undercover at a burlesque theater in central Florida owned by a showgirl and her wheelchair-ridden, significantly older husband. The theater was located next to a retirement community filled with rather unique citizens. All of the crazy rumors regarding what may or may not have happened in the nursing home between the patients and some of the team members was finally confirmed in the case files; after said team members were assured immunity from any sort of prosecution. These case files also confirm the almost unbelievable supernatural aspects of the mission.

If anyone within the organization doubted the cats’ roles in what occurred during that mission, the file removes all doubt. The origins of the mysterious pussy brigade are also revealed in full detail. Often spoken about in whispers behind shadows, the full account of what transpired between Miss Lucy and the pussy brigade is spelled out in details even the greenest of recruits to the organization can understand. Miss Lucy had trained agents before, but this is the account of her first training mission under the new directive.

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

Miss Lucy dreaded training new agents in the field, more than almost anything else she had to do for the organization. This mission had already started off badly due to the fact she was retraining agent Buck Taggerty—or ‘the fool’ as she liked to call him. As handsome as the man was, he tended to do some fairly foolish things. Without a doubt, he was good at handling weapons and could be handy in a pinch, but Miss Lucy still cringed at the thought of dealing with him. The team was supposed to be working a simple retrieval case involving one little pussycat statue, but things went crazy to a slapstick comedy level. As serious as the case was, it would become legendary among the organization’s members for its comedic qualities. It soon became a rite of passage for new agents to read Miss Lucy’s account of the case without cracking a smile—none ever succeeded. There are even some people in the organization who enjoy reading about how romance bloomed on the case when Buck Taggerty met the love of his life.

Any thoughts Miss Lucy might’ve had that the two new agents-in-training might make up for Buck’s lack of skills were dashed when she met them. Leticia, her boss, had told her she’d be sending two burlesque showgirls to help on the case, so Miss Lucy thought she’d braced herself for every possibility. Upon meeting Ebony and Ivory, Miss Lucy realized she hadn’t prepared for ‘every possibility’. And Just when things couldn’t possibly get any stranger…they did.
The mission went on record as the zaniest, most hilarious case of Miss Lucy’s entire career. Her team went undercover at a burlesque theater in central Florida owned by a showgirl and her wheelchair-ridden, significantly older husband. The theater was located next to a retirement community filled with rather unique citizens. All of the crazy rumors regarding what may or may not have happened in the nursing home between the patients and some of the team members was finally confirmed in the case files; after said team members were assured immunity from any sort of prosecution. These case files also confirm the almost unbelievable supernatural aspects of the mission.

If anyone within the organization doubted the cats’ roles in what occurred during that mission, the file removes all doubt. The origins of the mysterious pussy brigade are also revealed in full detail. Often spoken about in whispers behind shadows, the full account of what transpired between Miss Lucy and the pussy brigade is spelled out in details even the greenest of recruits to the organization can understand. Miss Lucy had trained agents before, but this is the account of her first training mission under the new directive.

More books from Gerald Lopez

Cover of the book City of Dead Men (A New Eden Tale) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Blue Light by Night (a Layton Shayne Mystery) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Andrew in Paradise (Book Three of a Stratham Town Father Andrew Trilogy) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Crackpots, Crooks, and Cowboys (Book 2 of a Stratham Town Father Andrew Trilogy) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Dueling Divas by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book A Grande Romance (a Grande Mystery) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Only the Young and Beautiful Need Apply by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book A Shared Darkness (Book One of a Stratham Town Father Andrew Trilogy) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Gay Forever After (A Jerry Tale) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Lost Bitches (an Abel Kane Mystery) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book For Love Of: Colt by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Lily's Passion (A Lily Courtland Romantic Mystery) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book For Love Of: Tangi by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Dead Men Tell Tales (A New Eden Tale) by Gerald Lopez
Cover of the book Gray Days and Wicked Ways (a Layton Shayne Mystery) by Gerald Lopez
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy