Books with title The Spy Who Came in from the Sea

"THE SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD BY JOHN LE CARRE, READ BY CHRIS WINFIELD." "Crafted with great power and psychological verisimilitude, this novel tells the story of a 50-year-old British spy who has been too long in the field. Stale, tired and bitter, he accepts one last assignment. The story is elegantly written---completely convincing in its setting and characters." [from case]

The Kitty Who Came in From the Cold is a Cinderella story about a lost and lonely cat living on his own in winter. Warmth and belonging replace the traditional reward of luxury and romantic love in this adaptation of the archetypal tale. The main character of the cat dreams of a home where he belongs and will be safe and loved. In the beginning of the story the cat gradually builds up the courage to venture into the place he hopes to belong, a home filled with warmth and companions.

"The rock hopper penguin chuckled softly to himself, turned away from the diner, and disappeared into the fog. A moment later the lights in Smiling Sally's Diner went out." Could famous penguin detective Mr. Pin be involved in a crime? In another case, Cubs manager Walter Wavemin needs Mr. Pin's help. Chicago sees double in the two pun-filled mysteries.