In 2002, Mark Vincent, onetime senior special agent, ran into John, a troubled little boy, at a local McDonald’s. Concerned, although it wasn’t his business, he gave the kid his business card and left. Three years later, Mark is director of his department at the WBIS and married to Quinton Mann, the former CIA spook who now writes spy novels. They’ve settled into a life of quiet domesticity and are even considering adopting a cat. All this changes when John, now using another name, barrels into Mark’s life with a secret no one expects and on the run from an organization that wants him despite the collateral damage. What will Mark, the man known as “the best” in the intelligence community, do when he learns what this secret is? Will it affect his relationship with Quinn? And how complicated are things going to get when Mark decides to get involved?

Mann of My Dreams Book 5: Complications

“You’re a liar! You told me I could see him.” The boy glared at Perry, who simply curled his lip.


“And you felt it was necessary to bring him to me?” Wallace didn’t like civilians being brought into headquarters. They weren’t supposed to know an agency like the WBIS existed, especially since Public Relations worked hard to see to that. Perry should have used better judgment.


“I would have sent Howard to get him, but he wouldn’t tell me where he was.”


“He wanted to talk to Wells,” the Director of Security hissed, sounding like a teakettle about to boil over. He knew as well as Wallace did that Joseph Wells was one of the aliases Mark Vincent used from time to time.


Wallace sighed. Another man who wasn’t a fan of his Director of Interior Affairs.


The boy’s face was flushed and his hands were clenched into fists, but behind the glasses he wore, Wallace could see a hint of desperation lurking in his eyes.


Chapter 49