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Praise for The Spy Who Hated Me

"“There is so much to enjoy in this book, especially the empathetically magnetic and delusional hero James Flynn, who believes he’s a double-0 and all the world’s a James Bond caper. Not only a spellbinding story, but one that embraces the triumph of the human
spirit. Outstanding!”
–Lawrence Kelter, bestselling author of the Stephanie Chalice Mystery Series

“Haris Orkin creates double-0 the fun with the return of his delusional but debonaire, martini-sipping hero, James Flynn. The thrills, the action, and the quips are fast and furious as Flynn battles to save his
lady love and the world from an enemy that makes Mr. Goldfinger seem like Oscar the Grouch.”
–Linda Sheehan, award-winning author of Fore Play and Decanted

“The Spy Who Hated Me is a laugh out loud, action-packed thrill ride. James Flynn and his friends are off to save the world again, but this time they might not make it out alive. The action is realistic and heart pounding,
and you cannot help but root for James and his band of
misfits.”

-Christy Cooper-Burnett, author of No Way Home.

“Nobody does it better! International intrigue, romance, adventure, breathtaking action and laugh-out-loud comedy! For all its wackiness, at its heart The Spy Who Hated Me is a story rooted in reality as it deals with global terrorism, mental health issues and even love and friendship. Charming, vivid, exciting and funny all rolled into one.”
–Toni Runkle, author of The Pirates’ Curse: Brigands of the Compass Rose

“James Flynn makes a triumphant return in The Spy Who Hated Me. Heart pounding peril infuses every riveting and absurd twist as Flynn confronts his delusions and adversaries head on and discovers a mad plot that might actually be crazier than he is.”
–Khaled Talib, author of Far Out

“A hilarious mash-up of James Bond and Don Quixote. You will not be able to stop turning the pages or laughing.”
–Carl Vonderau, award-winning author of Murderabilia and Saving Myles

“A fun, page-turning twist on the super spy genre!”
–Lawrence Allan, Shamus Award Finalist for Big Fat F@!k-Up

"A James Bond parody that delivers plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, pulse-pounding action scenes and biting social commentary."

-BestThrillers.com