Breaking the Dance

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Hollis and Finn Larsson think their spy days are over after their experience in Ireland, but when one of her grad assistants hands Hollis a mysterious package, it might be back to the whirlwind. In Breaking the Dance by Clare O'Donohue, the package contains passports for Janice and Tim McCabe with Hollis and Finn's photos in place. (Breaking the Dance will be released by Midnight Ink on May 7.)

A note in Spanish points to trouble for someone they know in Buenos Aires. The note also warns them to beware of Jorge Videla, but Videla is a long-dead, human rights violator in Argentina. It also says someone will contact them in 24 hours.

They cannot decide if they should call Peter Moodley, their former British spy contact, but he beats them to it and appears in the middle of the night. He also shows them a dead body in their living room. 

The next day they are drugged, kidnapped and whisked away on a

private jet to Argentina. When they arrive in Buenos Aires, their kidnappers believe they are assassins known as Tim and Janice McCabe and their cover as college professors is perfect. No matter how much they argue, they cannot convince the men they are not professionals.

Naturally when they arrive in Buenos Aires, they find their old pal Declan Murphy is somehow involved. Although they keep trying to convince the men they are not assassins, they become more deeply involved chasing from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia in the tip of Argentina and back to Iguazu Falls.

This is not your everyday adventure for two college professors! Hollis and Finn Larsson prove once again that they are up to the task as spies. Another enjoyable chase through some of Agentina's most beautiful, scenic areas.