Fox Five Reloaded: Charlie Fox Short Story Collection

‘Charlie Fox. In short bites. With sharp teeth.’

This short story collection follows ex-Special Forces soldier turned bodyguard, Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Fox, from a disused viaduct in Lancashire, via the wilds of Dartmoor, swanky Long Island, and a spa hotel in the Catskill Mountains, to the war-torn Middle East. Danger and thrills go along for the ride.

A Bridge Too Far
Postcards From Another Country
Served Cold
Off Duty
Truth And Lies
Across The Broken Line
Kill Me Again Slowly
Risk Assessment
Hounded

★★★★★ PRAISE FOR ZOE SHARP AND CHARLIE FOX
*“If Jack Reacher were a woman, he’d be Charlie Fox.” Lee Child
*“I highly recommend this series!” Ian Rankin
*“Arguably one of the most enigmatic—and coolest—heroines in contemporary genre fiction.” Paul Goat Allen, Chicago Tribune
*“What really makes (the whole series) shine is how Charlie's kickass skills are rooted in her own femininity and character.” Sarah Weinman
*“Zoë Sharp is at the top of her game … one of the sharpest, coolest, and most intriguing writers I know.” Harlan Coben
*“Charlie’s skills are both formidable and for real.” New York Times

★★★★★ READER REVIEWS
*“The only issue I had was life getting in the way of wanting to just immerse myself in the world Zoe Sharp creates so vividly!”
*“Charlie Fox is as lethal as ever.”
*“In a nutshell, Charlie Fox and Zoe Sharp rock!”
*“It is Charlie Fox and the stiletto-sharp (no pun intended) writing skills of Zoë Sharp that will stick with you after reading these stories. I was unaware of this excellent series before now; but you can damn well bet I will be seeking out more. Highly recommended!”
*“If you've never read any of Charlie Fox thriller series, these short stories are a great way to meet Charlie at her best.”
*“This tension-filled and suspenseful collection is a thrilling read that will have you clamouring for more.”
*“I loved it so much I read it twice!”
*“I see the character of Charlie Fox compared to some of the top fictional male action heroes. The reviewers and blurbs have it wrong. The men should be compared to Charlie.”