Books Read In 2017

Here are the books that I read in 2017, not all have been reviewed yet.

1. Hunter - Sarai Henderson
2. Evermore - Alyson Noel
3. Christmas in New York - Holly Green
4. Ice Guardian - Erin Maxwell
5. Spy Society - Robin Benway
6. Kiss & Blog - Alyson Noel
7. Echo of Fear - Tara Meyers
8. Skin Deep: Zeke - Alice La Roux
9. Jessica - Laura De Luca
10. Goodnight Sam - Inger Iversen
11. Conflicted - M.S. L.R.
12. Fire Sentinel - Erin Maxwell
13. Serenity's Song - Lynn Landes
14. Girl Alone - Cathy Glass
15. Check Mate - Ken Fry
16. The Legend of Shadow Mountain - Tara Ellis
17. Hidden Magic - Linsey Hall
18. Dragon Singer - Lynn Landes
19. Bethany: A Witch in the Making - Irene Vries
20. Getting Out Alive: The Noah Messenger Story - Tara Ellis
21. I Want Vengeance - P.A Ross
22. A Christmas Gift - Stella Wilkinson
23. The Text - Claire Douglas
24. Getting Out Alive: The Autumn Veatch Story - Tara Ellis
25. Moorehead Manor - David McMullen-Sullivan
26. The Fake Valentine - Stella Wilkinson
27. A Summer Thing - Stella Wilkinson
28. SIX: A Men of the Strip (Sinclair) - Alice La Roux
29. The Girl with the Green-Tinted Hair - Gavin Whyte
30. Single-Handed - Veronica Blade
31. Dare to Dream - Betty Jo Schuler
32. The Gathering - Victorine E. Lieske
33. Intuition - Jen Meyers

Review - Spy Society by Robin Benway

Title: Spy Society

Author: Robin Benway
Series: Also Known As
Pages: 320
Release Date: June 18^th 2013

Genre: Young Adult
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Source: Supermarket
Format: Paperback

Buy it: Amazon

Add it: Goodreads

Synopsis: Being a 16-year-old safecracker and active-duty daughter of international spies has its moments, good and bad. Pros: Seeing the world one crime-solving adventure at a time. Having parents with super cool jobs. Cons: Never staying in one place long enough to have friends or a boyfriend. But for Maggie Silver, the biggest perk of all has been avoiding high school and the accompanying cliques, bad lunches, and frustratingly simple locker combinations.

Then Maggie and her parents are sent to New York for her first solo assignment, and all of that changes. She'll need to attend a private school, avoid the temptation to hack the school's security system, and befriend one aggravatingly cute Jesse Oliver to gain the essential information she needs to crack the case . . . all while trying not to blow her cover.

My Review: Maggie is a 16 year old safe cracker, her parent’s work for a group called ‘The Collective’, the group give out assignments and try to stop the outside world finding out about them.

Maggie is good at her job, the only downside is they are always moving, she doesn’t attend school and she has no friends, her life is boring.

Spy Society had me laughing a lot, Maggie is great, witty and a super safe cracker.

Maggie is home schooled as she travels the world while her parents complete assignments. Maggie is bored because it is the summer holidays and she is stuck at home while her parents are working a case in Iceland, she wants a case of her own.

When Maggie finally gets a case of her own, she to attend high school and get close to a real boy not one she day dreams about.

Her mission is simple, get close to Jessie Oliver and retrieve a file that his dad has that will expose ‘The Collective’.

Maggie has no experience of being and acting like a normal teenager so she makes errors plus high school is terrifying, her parents are in for a massive shock when their baby girl starts high school.

Maggie becomes friends with an awesome girl named Roux. Roux likes to get drunk because her parents are never home they never know she’s always drunk, Roux also loves to have fun, the only problem is everyone at school hates her.

One of the best things about the story is that Maggie doesn’t fall instantly in love with Jessie Oliver.

While at a Halloween party at Jessie’s house Maggie manages to lift the file but she later finds out that there is a double agent in ‘The Collective’ and she enlists help from Jessie and Roux to expose them.

If you love spy stories then Spy Society is a good quick, fun read.

Currently Reading: Check Mate by Ken Fry
Read In 2017:  10/25