Me Boy, Third Book In The Head Dragon Series

The Head Dragon Series consists of five novels: The Machinist completed at 85,510 words; Three Honest Men completed at 93,542 words; Me Boy completed at 97,228 words; The Evil Within completed at 88,837 words; and The Fall Of Kingdoms completed at 80,173 words. The Series tells Houri Ranshoff’s life story. She is a young Persian girl given up by her father to settle a debt he could not repay, sexually abused, tortured and sold into prostitution, Houri is bought by an international assassin who changes her life path, a path that takes her through a career as a Mossad agent filled with world-class depravity, intrigue and destruction after which Houri accepts a professorship in England where she publishes her thoughts on the only subject she ever cared about. The outcome of her inventiveness and willingness to help others changes the world in which she lives.

Me Boy, Third Book In The Head Dragon Series, tells Houri Ranshoff’s story as she moves through her career as a beautiful, but deadly deep cover Mossad agent and brilliant scientist. Houri, believing that John Mischler is dead, begins college and life as a beautiful, but deadly Mossad agent. While attending Oxford, Houri receives her first assignment, which is to terminate an Iranian nuclear scientist while providing services as a prostitute. By way of a family reunion, Houri learns that John is living in China with Pui Chu Dong, the Triads Head Dragon and the woman who saved his life. Houri visits Pui Chu and John to seek their advice. Pui Chu accepts Houri as a daughter. She realizes that Houri is not ready for her assignment and hands Houri over to her trusted lieutenants. They train Houri in the art of whoring and survival. Houri returns to England where she prosecutes her assignment with self-confidence born out of extreme adversity. Houri’s beauty, intelligence, and personality attract international players during her PhD program at Cambridge. They admire and like her and are willing to see her die for their causes. Houri’s successful assignments in Russia and North Korea instill an even great willingness to send her into harm’s way. She retires from the spy trade after her mission in support of a military strike on Iran leaves her brutalized and accepts a Cambridge professorship in physics.