History Literature / FoxAndOHare

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Willie is too reckless and horny for her own good, and Boyd can seem a little too obsessed with getting into character, but they're both good at what they do. For instance, in ''The Pursuit'' The crew are impersonating scientists for a video security feed, and Boyd is obsessed with acting like there's a sense of urgency and annoying the others over the non-existent project their working on. The BigBad, watching that feed, marvels about how obvious it is the way their working on something important the way one man keeps looking at the clock and login over the other others to make them work faster, while also being able to detect how much this is pissing off one of the others (Willie) from her body language.

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Willie is too reckless and horny for her own good, and Boyd can seem a little too obsessed with getting into character, but they're both good at what they do. For instance, in ''The Pursuit'' The crew are impersonating scientists for a video security feed, and Boyd is obsessed with acting like there's a sense of urgency and annoying the others over the non-existent project their working on. The BigBad, watching that feed, marvels about how obvious it is the way their working on something important the way one man keeps looking at the clock and login over the other others to make them work faster, while also being abel to detect how much this is pissing off one of the others (Willie) from her body language.

* BunnyEarsLawyer: Willie is too reckless and horny for her own good, and Boyd can seem a little too obsessed with getting into character, but their both good at what they do. For instance, in ''The Pursuit'' The crew are impersonating scientists for a video security feed, and Boyd is obsessed with acting like there's a sense of urgency and annoying the others over the non-existent project their working on. The BigBad, watching that feed, marvels about how obvious it is the way their working on something important the way one man keeps looking at the clock and login over the other others to make them work faster, while also being abel to detect how much this is pissing off one of the others (Willie) from her body language.

* ''The Shell Game'' (2015)

The series consists of two short stories and six novels:

* NightmareFetishist: The villain in ''The Job'' finds his appetite actually ''improving'' as he listens to Boyd (in his disguise asa crippled sea dog captain) relating a story about most of his crew being eaten by sharks.

* BadassDriver: Three of them (including a war vet who drove convoys and a New York taxi driver) make up Nick's crew in the prequel short story ''The Shell Game''. Willie in the main story, who was recruited after being arrested for some antics meant to get her on Series/TheAmazingRace.

* NotEnoughToBury: [[spoiler:Carter Grove is blown up by a missile at the end of ''The Chase'', and very little is left of him when his hideout's remains are searched.]]

* SweetPollyOliver: For the arrest attempt that ends in her being drawn into greater intrigue and gets the real plot of the series going, Kate has to disguise herself as a boy so she can get inside the community where Nick's hiding out.

* MorallyBankruptBanker: In the first book, Tom Underhill, one of the accomplices Nick and Kate recruit was about to have his house taken away by one of these, who'd deliberately tricked him into taking a more precarious mortgage when he had the credit for a low-interest one due to getting a bonus from the bank based on how many subprime mortgages he moved. To make things worse, he's been embezzling from the bank to pay for his online poker losses and wants to foreclose on and sell the house to replace that money. A meeting with Nick puts him in his place, and puts Tom in Nick's debt.

The series consists of two short stories and five novels:

* GenreSavvy: Nick's seen enough television shows to be able to predict the outcome of any given situation, and considering he favors sitcom character names (e.g. [[Series/{{Cheers}} Cliff Clavin]] and [[Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies Jethro Clampett]]) for aliases, it shows.

* DesignatedGirlFight: In ''The Chase'', Kate O'Hare engages in a midair SheFu-laced fight with BlackRhino assassin Alexis Poulet as Nick Fox is cracking a safe nearby.

* MethodActing: Recurring accomplice Boyd Capwell lives and breathes it, to the point where he's willing to go days without brushing his teeth for a mouthwash commercial.