Beamore. The shadow commission (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798290084619)

Chaos Under the Chandelier. Espionage Under the Radar.
Lord Elpus is in a slump. Caught between the crushing weight of ancestral expectations and a sudden, paralyzing crisis of confidence, the master of Beamore is struggling to find his footing. But when a shadow department in Whitehall decides that a group of eccentrics, highly visible aristocrats make the perfect camouflage for real-world operations, the B Team is officially called to action.
Enter Dave and his rigid SBS methodology. His task? Transform a collection of privileged gentlemen into a functioning auxiliary intelligence unit.
It is a clash of absolute opposites. While Dave tries to implement tactical layouts, the "recruits" are more concerned with whether they can carry monogrammed family satchels into the field. Yet, as the training intensifies, an unlikely synergy emerges. From Rupert's ballroom-honed spatial awareness to Crispin's booming stage presence, the bizarre eccentricities of high society might just become their greatest tactical assets.
Amidst the chaos of tactical drills and aristocratic farce, the emotional stakes rise at home. As Evan struggles with a family mandate to marry for money rather than love, a quiet moment on a staircase and a stunning revelation from Mary Anna changes everything.
The officials at Whitehall think the B Team are highly visible, deeply underestimated, and ultimately forgettable covers for the real work done at Herald House. They are about to find out exactly what happens when the amateurs take charge.
Blending crisp British espionage with the dry, laugh-out-loud humour of an upper-class farce, this second instalment in the series delivers a brilliant, fast-paced ride full of heart, wit, and unexpected twists.
What readers are saying:

• "A brilliant balance of structured espionage and chaotic, high-society farce!"
• "The dynamic between Dave's rigid military style and the gentlemen is absolute comedic gold."
• "Witty, sharp, and deeply charming, an exceptional follow-up."