I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You

I love spy stuff. My favorite superhero is Black Widow. I grew up watching reruns of the original Charlie's Angels. I'm obsessed with all things espionage. So happening to come across this book in a lousy old Goodwill that day (I have a whole story for this day btw) seemed to be fate.

I loved it, and I wish so bad that I could attend the Gallagher Academy (despite the fact that I've graduated already). Though I wish it was a bit heavier on the espionage, easier on the romance. If there's gotta be romance, I hope there's a Mr. and Mrs. Smith-esque feel to it.

Cammie was kinda annoying at first, but I grew to love her. She definitely deserves better than Josh. I want to see Macey developed more, I feel like other than her introduction we barely got to see her in this book. Bex and Liz, unfortunately, I could really care less about. I hope they get some good development too, though.

Otherwise, this was great and I can't wait to see what's next!

(Goodwill: A man tried to steal a fold out table- more specifically the table that my mom had already taken the tag off to purchase at the register. He tried to physically fight me, my mom, and the store's manager so he could get out of the store with the table. I don't know if he was drunk or on drugs or what. Needless to say, the security had to escort him out kicking and screaming. We got our table in the end. That was a wild day.)