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American Sparrow
Paperback
Publisher: Cookie Jar Press
Published: May 23 2025
Pages: 478
Weight: 1.40
Height: 0.96 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
As an only child; Clara Jean Scofield grew up in a middle-class neighborhood of Chicago; in a beautiful high-rise of twenty-four expensive Suites, owned by her parents, along with their own pool and hot tub in the Penthouse Suite to soak in. Originally a child from an average, poor-underclass American family; she is trying to survive the American Dream.
Advised by her Parents, Clara Jean joins the Military. With their help, she rises to great success and heights as an Officer, and attains a ultra-high level position within the Diplomat Corps, above a Top Secret Clearance, with credentials that allow her passage anywhere, anytime on Earth.
She normally works remotely from her private Chicago home office, until such time she must travel to Washington, D.C. to confer with her Handler, who is a Russian General, and who dispatches her on special missions, mostly for espionage and assassinations worldwide.
Earning money performing missions as 'Red Mamba', her code name, she gains a lot of friends, but also a lot of enemies, who are on the hunt to find her.
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