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For 16 years, the Promising Generation has been training the children of the CIA's best agents to prepare them to be the next generation of highly qualified agents. Over the years, they have accepted any mission the CIA assigned them, but when the CIA asks for their help, and issues a BOLO (Be on the Look-out) for a teenage girl Peter Carlyle recognizes, he opts to start his own investigation instead. If he gets caught, he could be jeopardizing his position in the Generation, and his future in espionage, but he doesn't believe she did what the CIA is claiming.When Alyx McLean returns to John C Kimball High School in Tracy California, she is eager to separate herself from her persona Alex Feilds, who has found herself a subject of interest in the British tabloids. She is more than happy to return to her life of anonymity in California, where no one knows what she did over the summer. But when one of her classmates is kidnapped, and her dad doesn't tell her he is the FBI agent assigned to the case, she will do just about anything to find the freshmen before her dad.

To Alyx McLean, it's just another summer in London with her Uncle Michael and cousin, Kate. There's the promise of using her affinity for languages to translate for Michael at the Intelligence Conference, and attending Feilds' ball, which her uncle hosts every year to wrap up the Conference.Predictable, boring.But the moment she arrives, Alyx knows that this won't be her normal summer vacation. With the arrival of Kate's twin sister, hidden at MI6 since birth, comes the news that changes the course of her summer: Michael's brother, Rafael, is sending his daughter to kidnap Kate.As Alyx races across Europe to save her family, she finds herself with an unlikely team: Stephan, the mysterious and very annoying MI6 agent, and Lyshiria, the Russian girl meant to be their enemy. An American Genius, a British Spy, and a Russian Asset.What could possibly go wrong?

Scattered Thoughts is a collection of poems, short stories, and photographs by Aly Kay Tibbitts in the style of an Artist Book. There is no pre-determined plot or narrative, but is rather an abstract look into an author's mind. While even the author warns that her mind is not a place to get lost, the book lends itself to the interpretation of the reader, not just the author, creating a piece of art that can be visited over and over again.