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The author started out covering crime in the US before getting a close-up view of the British security services. She remembers her first dead body and a strange encounter with a fake friend
For author Ava Glass, inspiration for her new espionage thriller didn’t just come from Ian Fleming, it came from real life.
Glass, the pseudonym of Christi Daugherty (the YA Night School thrillers), introduces a novice British spy, Emma Makepeace, in 'Alias Emma' (Bantam, Aug.).