This is Book Four of The Agents Series and sequel to The Agents on Asia. It started out with a simple notion of adventure. The pattern the bullets made was recognized by many platypuses. It led to a little-known, ancient secret. Like with all secrets though, there is a price to pay for knowing them. Is it really worth it? Rated T for blood, mild violence, and intense scenes.

Penelope and Perry are back! They are chasing down the Enigma in Europe and trying to stop him from taking over, all before the new year! This is the sequel to The Agents from Down Under. It is rated T for blood, mild violence, and some intense scenes.

Master criminals wanted in nearly 20 countries are committing the greatest crime of the century: embezzling priceless baubles from distinguished persons. Will they get away with it or will something else happen along the way? Rated T for violence, blood, and intense scenes. (This is not a part of the Agents series.)

Sometimes life doesn't treat people with a great deal of respect. Sometimes it shoves them through life with no qualms about their feelings. Two people like this shall come together and find that together, it's not so bad. Rated T for blood, violence, some swearing, and "implied" scenes.

From the characters in The Agents Series comes a crossover of epic proportions. Perry, Pinky, and Doofy (Doofenshmirtz) are just normal janitors in an old-timey France, but their dream is to be royal musketeers. They get their wish, but it's not so easy as they originally thought. This is rated T (just to be safe). There's blood, "cartoonish physical violence," and some romance.

Being the only immortal around sucks, so what happens when another shows up? Skips finds that this other immortal knows a lot of things he doesn't, as well as a lot of things he does. Rated T for some violence, blood, and intense scenes.

Here's the third installment in the Agents Series. This is the sequel to The Agents in Europe. Time is sent for a loop as magic messes up the time stream. Penelope and Perry have to pursue the Enigma in Asia, while their children deal with problems of their own. Rated T for blood, violence, and intense scenes.

Tigger always thought that he was the only one, but he will find that not only is he not the only one, but his friends aren't either. This is rated T for intense scenes of some violence, blood, and romantic elements. Reader beware!