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The Unexpected Mrs. Pollifax
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1966
Her first assignment was to play the role of an innocent tourist to Mexico, traveling about as would be expected, but to be at a specific place at a specific time to pick up a package for delivery to the U.S. It was supposed to be as simple as that but things seldom are.
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The Amazing Mrs. Pollifax
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1970
Never expecting to hear from the CIA again, Mrs. Pollifax is stunned when her former superior, Carstairs, calls to ask her to fly to Turkey to help in the rescue of a beautiful female spy.
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The Elusive Mrs. Pollifax
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1971
The job this time is to smuggle eight passports behind the Iron Curtain in Bulgaria. Luckily, she has a brand new hat that seems just the right size to hide them.
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A Palm For Mrs. Pollifax
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1973
Mrs. Pollifax was always quite good at sniffing out the truth but now she needed to sniff out a hidden container of plutonium at a health spa for spies in Switzerland.
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Mrs. Pollifax On Safari
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1976
Mrs. Pollifax is sent on safari to take pictures of her fellow travelers, not the countryside, but then someone steals her film and then someone steals Mrs. Pollifax.
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Mrs. Pollifax On The China Station
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1983
To help sneak a man out of China, the CIA must first sneak a man in and for that they need Mrs. Pollifax to act as a companion to allay suspicions.
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Mrs. Pollifax And The Hong Kong Buddha
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1985
Something is not right at an Agency cover operation in Hong Kong and Mrs. Pollifax, recently remarried, is sent there to assist the agent she helped get out of China.
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Mrs. Pollifax And The Golden Triangle
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1988
On a honeymoon, Mrs. Pollifax is asked by her CIA boss's aide to do one 'small' thing for him while in Thailand but that favor results in her husband being kidnapped.
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Mrs. Pollifax And The Whirling Dervis
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1990
The man she is asked to help in a mission to Morocco seems extremely inept but Mrs. Pollifax begins to feel there is more to this CIA novice agent that first thought.
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Mrs. Pollifax And The Second Thief
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1993
What could be so hard about taking a few pictures at a funeral in the capital and taking them to an agent in Sicily? Mrs. Pollifax finds the answer almost immediately.
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Mrs. Pollifax Pursued
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1995
A young woman hides in Mrs. Pollifax's closet trying to evade killers who want something given her by the son of an assassinated African president.
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Mrs. Pollifax And The Lion Killer
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1996
Her new friend from the previous mission heads to Africa to see her friend but Mrs. Pollifax is certain she needs chaperoning. It turns into quite a bit more.
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Mrs. Pollifax, Innocent Tourist
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 1997
A manuscript that outlines the horror of Saddam Hussein's regime is in Jordan needing to be smuggled out by Mrs. Pollifax but someone is following her very closely.
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Mrs. Pollifax Unveiled
Written by Dorothy Gilman
Copyright: 2000
The heroine of a hijacking, Amanda Pym, suddenly disappears in Damascus, prompting the CIA to ask Mrs. Pollifax for help in finding what became of the woman.
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