title: The Spy's Bedside Book
author: D.H. Lawrence
description: A charming curiosity.[<b>The Spy's Bedside Book</b>] serves not simply as a companion to espionage fiction, but as a kind of spy's how-to, right down to tips on secreting messages in boiled eggs and how to disguise maps in diagrams of butterfly wings (thanks to Sir Robert Baden-Powell, who actually did that).<i>Los Angeles Times</i><br /><br />This compendium of memoir, fiction, aphorism and historical accounts of espionage through the centuries is the literary equivalent of a triple agent at a dead drop: You never know what you'll get, but it's always intriguing.<i>News &amp; Observer, </i>Raleigh<b><br /></b><br />Many of the early masters of spy fictionfrom John Buchan to Ian Flemingare represented in this quirky anthology, along with surprise guests, including W.H. Auden and Colette.<i>Wall Street Journal<br /></i>
zlib_text: PROJECT DETOUR
  
  Castle View Series Book 3
  
  Lynn Cahoon
  
  **Contents**
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 1_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 2_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 3_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 4_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 5_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 6_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 7_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 8_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 9_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 10_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 11_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 12_
  
  > >  _CHAPTER 13_
  
  > >  _Wild Hearts: Book #1 Castle View -Chapter 1_
  
  CHAPTER 1
  
  Brad Castle turned off the television. Who programed daytime TV? Moreover, the
  more pressing question, who watched this crap? He picked up the latest spy
  novel that his sister Maggie had brought during last week’s visit off the tiny
  hospital table. Had it been last week? The days since his accident seemed to
  meld together in an opiate induced fog. Between the time he’d woken up in this
  hospital bed after a car crash he still didn’t remember and the subsequent
  surgeries, he’d been less than coherent during the two weeks he’d been in this
  Spokane hospital. Thirty miles away from his home in St. Joseph’s and it might
  as well