Blagica Jankuloska
Espionage and Elementary School
If you’re looking for a thriller that balances high-stakes action with the relatable chaos of school pick-up lines, I, Spy is a must-read. L.M. Kemp’s debut is a fast-paced, addictive ride that proves motherhood might be the ultimate undercover assignment.
I was immediately pulled into the life of Kendall, a former spy who has spent the last four years in hiding to protect her daughter. When she’s pulled back into the field, she has to navigate a convoluted mystery involving a tech firm—all while using her role as a "school mom" as the ultimate disguise. Watching Kendall maneuver through suburban cliques while simultaneously dismantling a conspiracy was incredibly entertaining.
I honestly didn't expect to have this much fun with this novel. It’s packed with action and clever plot twists, but it also has a lot of heart. I found myself deeply invested in Kendall’s journey as she craves a sense of normalcy for her daughter, who provides one of the best lines in the book with her adorable advice to always “trust her insects.”
This is a solid 3.5 stars and the perfect palate cleanser for anyone needing a break from heavy horror or high-spice novels. It was such an easy book to spend two days with, and I’m already hoping it lands on BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download) soon. I really want to recommend this to the consumers I work with, as this story is right up their alley and I want to ensure it's fully accessible for them. To the author: Can we please make this a series? I am not ready to say goodbye to this cast of characters just yet!
Espionage and Elementary School
If you’re looking for a thriller that balances high-stakes action with the relatable chaos of school pick-up lines, I, Spy is a must-read. L.M. Kemp’s debut is a fast-paced, addictive ride that proves motherhood might be the ultimate undercover assignment.
I was immediately pulled into the life of Kendall, a former spy who has spent the last four years in hiding to protect her daughter. When she’s pulled back into the field, she has to navigate a convoluted mystery involving a tech firm—all while using her role as a "school mom" as the ultimate disguise. Watching Kendall maneuver through suburban cliques while simultaneously dismantling a conspiracy was incredibly entertaining.
I honestly didn't expect to have this much fun with this novel. It’s packed with action and clever plot twists, but it also has a lot of heart. I found myself deeply invested in Kendall’s journey as she craves a sense of normalcy for her daughter, who provides one of the best lines in the book with her adorable advice to always “trust her insects.”
This is a solid 3.5 stars and the perfect palate cleanser for anyone needing a break from heavy horror or high-spice novels. It was such an easy book to spend two days with, and I’m already hoping it lands on BARD (Braille and Audio Reading Download) soon. I really want to recommend this to the consumers I work with, as this story is right up their alley and I want to ensure it's fully accessible for them. To the author: Can we please make this a series? I am not ready to say goodbye to this cast of characters just yet!