Jimmy Sangster was an amazing writer. He was one of the best screenwriters for Hammer's horror movies, and he was all over U.S. TV in the '70s (check out his IMDb entry). He also wrote novels, several of which I read and enjoyed, including two about a spy named Katy Touchfeather. When Touchfeather's boyfriend is killed, it's revealed to her by the head of a super-secret British spy agency that he was murdered. She's offered a chance to work for the same agency, as she already has the perfect cover, as she's a stewardess ('60s parlance). Aftr attending spy school, she'll be able to work for any airline at any time and fly over the world on assignment. The big... more
