Charlie Muffin U.S.A.

Charlie Muffin’s new job puts him in the crosshairs of a vicious American drug lord

Charlie Muffin has done well since he “died.” He’s been on the run for years from the intelligence forces of Great Britain and the United States when an official declaration of death finally puts an end to their pursuit. Suddenly, Charlie can breathe again. He’s even put a lid on his single malt whisky habit. Now all he needs is a job.

He puts his espionage skills to work for an English insurance company, ensuring the security of the Romanov stamps. A priceless collection assembled in the years before the Russian Revolution, the stamps survived only because the Bolsheviks failed to recognize their value. Now the American government means to use them as bait for a brutal drug lord. He wants the stamps, and Charlie must stop him from getting them—even if it means getting “killed” a second time.

©1980 Innslodge Publications Ltd (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

surprised again

Really enjoying Charlie Muffin's character. The fact that it was written so many years ago keeps it as clean as it is, but I like that quantness.