A novel for Baby Boomers, fans of The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
and anyone who has ever attended a high school reunion!

Trapped in a concrete room beneath the headquarters of an international criminal organization, four middle-aged high school classmates contemplate the consequences of having accepted the invitation to attend their 30th class reunion.

Although their individual lives had taken them on very diverse paths, they all shared the unfortunate common denominators of possessing a diploma from Abbeyville High School and being caught in the insidious web of Wyatt Gaynes.

Charles Haussman - The computer programmer whose business went south after the dot.com crash and was desperate for money, but battering his children's future came at a very high price.

Eric Kramer - The Wall Street Journal reporter who realized much too late that his Pulitzer Prize had been a well orchestrated hoax, and now had to do whatever he was told to not be exposed.

Kathleen Conner O'Brien - The PTA church-going mom, wife of a state senator who always believed there was good in everyone, until she discovered her loving husband was deep in the pocket of the man who had pointed a .45 at her head.

Melanie Tyler - The successful voice-over actress who thought she was over her high school crush, until he held her in his arms and re-ignited a 30- year- old inferno in her soul.

When the undercover agents first approached Melanie and Kathleen the night of their 30th high school reunion party, the women could never have imagined that the innocent television spy show game they had played against Eric and Charles nearly four decades ago would become a real life confrontation with one of the most insidious criminal minds of their generation

REVIEWS

***  It's great fun to find a book that seems to be written specially for ME! I was a devoted fan of The Man From Uncle and would dearly loved to have been one of their agents (I even had a membership card but an overzealous teacher confiscated it and lost it.) Raven West has tapped into the same desire that a million women of 'a certain age' must have had and has made it come true, and at a boring old school reunion, too! There are strong characters and plenty of action, so it held my interest all the way through.  An easy read that ticks a lot of boxes for an entertaining crime novel. -  Bev Robitai on Jan. 13, 2012


*** If you were a fan of The Man From U.N.C.L.E., or even if you're not, you'll get a kick out of this.  Two women who went to school together get recruited as U.N.C.L.E. agents at their 30th reunion to battle the latest incarnation of T.H.R.U.S.H. It's great fun, and even though Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin don't make an appearance, there are plenty of reference that will delight! Go along and enjoy the ride  "Open Channel D"! - Penton

*** I enjoyed the fact that the main characters were all average, middle-aged people who were suddenly pulled into a dastardly scheme-it was a refreshing change from the usual thriller protagonists.

*** Many U.N.C.L.E. fans of the sixties imagined themselves helping U.N.C.L.E. if this was you, you will enjoy this new novel. Raven West has caught the spirit of  "the things of dreams" that U.N.C.L.E. fans all over the world consist of'. Take yourselves into the world of U.N.C.L.E. fantasies and dream along with Kate and Mel as they help the real U.N.C.L.E. guys thwart a much-too-real evil adversary who was a former classmate. - Bridget Calvert (Honorary Editor of ' The Network')

*** I just finished Undercover Reunion. I instantly fell in love with all the characters. Enough information was given to let me know what was going on and it kept me interested. The back story about their childhood playing UNCLE spies was fun. The jokes fit the personalities of the people and had me laughing as I read it.


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