Mayflower

A rogue group in London wants to decolonize the Cayman Islands. The organization, called “Mayflower”, is made up of MI6 agents and some members of the British Labour Party, including Gerry Noonan, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who has his own grandiose plans for the financial industry of the Islands. The group sends a sexy well-trained female MI6 agent to the Islands to pose as an investor with millions of dollars to setup an accounting firm and invest in foreign jurisdictions, including the Philippines, but Natalya Pushkina, who loves the fast life and lives in a waterfront condominium in Camana Bay, has her own plans as well.

Unknown to her handlers in Britain, she is a double agent who is laundering money for her KGB lover, Pasha, who is selling weapons to terrorists and sending the money to Natalya in Cayman to invest.

Barry Parker, the director of a local bank, uncovers serious irregularities in the banking practices of some very prominent people, which ultimately leads to his murder in his South Sound million-dollar home. Detective Chief Inspector Dimitri McTaggart, a hard-nosed cop, and his protégé, Inspector Conrad Thompson, have very good reason to try to solve the brutal murder of the banker. They follow a trail of international money laundering that culminates in surprising discoveries, shootings, extra-marital affairs, suicide, corruption within the police force, and even murder. Dimitri is forced to send female police officer Jody Ann Cadbury into deep undercover in order to find out what the astute and mysterious business woman Natalya Pushkina is really up to. The undercover operative tails the MI6 agent as far away as London and Moscow in a bid to bring her and others to justice.