Lee Bolten

The Spy with the Wet Nose, The Case of the Notorious Count Lee Bolten

The Case of the Notorious Count is the first book in an adventure series featuring Tibido, a little dog who earns his biscuits as an undercover agent for the FBI. When a dark criminal mastermind, posing as Russian nobility, hijacks a U. S. jet, the Bureau calls in Tibido, the youngest member of its secret tactical K-9 squad. The pup's mantrailing talents are raw but unequaled. He will track a scent for hundreds of miles, and this case is going to require his kind of fierce dedication. Interpol and a half-dozen countries want the no-count named Malozzy for crimes ranging from extortion to contract murder, including a bazaar plot targeting the Formula One world racing champ. FBI Agent Roger Smartt and Tibido begin working closely with one of the Bureau's foreign operatives to nab Malozzy. The guy's a madman, as slippery as a moray eel, twice as deadly, and a genius in the art of disguise, often hiding in plain sight. It seems no one can catch him before he slithers away into the shadows. Although, he may have finally met his match: a really cute little spy dog with a killer sense of smell.