Review:This book was completely enveloping and incredible. I was sucked in from the first scene and it left me breathless to the end. If you’re on the fence or trying to decide if this is for you take the plung. It’s worth it. I loved Maddie & Logan and can’t wait to reread this book! Read more

Review:The Prince is a decent read. The action and thought put into the mystery makes for a fast paced read. Spy Girl is smart and fabulous. She knows her mind and what she wants. This is a must for any heroine.

However, there are some minor details that end up having a major impact. First Dodd usually writes for a younger audience. This story is made for an older audience. Spy Girl should have been at least 21, preferably mid to later twenties. The drama the sexual implications are all tailored... Read more

Review:Cammie Morgan attends the Gallagher Academy, a boarding school that trains girls to be spies. In this, the fourth book in the series, Cammie and her three best friends are still dealing with the fallout from a kidnapping attempt the previous fall, and when they return from winter break they find many changes at their beloved school.

I know that's not much of a summary, but the twists and turns in this book start early, and I wouldn't want to spoil any of them. And really, didn't I have yo... Read more

Review:I listened to this book vice reading this story which might have skewed my review. I listened to 4 hours of character development before the author started into the plot of trying to figure out who committed the murder. The narrator’s voice was fine, but the fact that Grace was always having fits, breakdowns and silent trances felt like the story was in a loop replaying the drama over an over.

The main character Grace has an attitude that I would not have put up for anything, no matter w... Read more

Review:This review is pertaining to the first four books of the Gallagher Girls series by Ally Carter (I’d Tell You I Love You, But Then I’d Have to Kill You (Book #1), Cross My Heart and Hope to Spy (Book #2), Don’t Judge a Girl by Her Cover (Book #3), and Only the Good Spy Young (Book #4)).

I read these books quite a while ago, when I was about 11-12-13 years old. I thought they were really clever and really enjoyed them! Sadly, when I was reading them I believe they were only out with the fou... Read more

Review:Thank you Ally Carter for writing this series. I'm depressed this is the last book and will cry about it. During the series I have laughed, cried, or was proud about. And now the million dollar question: Will you please make a second series or let me write it write the second Read more

Review:Be Careful!!!!! You will get addicted!!!!!! The first book is free like with many new series and it will lure you in, but unlike some of the other series, this will keep you!!! I started book 1 on Friday, and by Sunday night I had read thru book 4. I have perfect timely because book 5 comes out Wednesday so i'm glad i started reading the series when I did. If you have not read these books, and you are willing to become addicted, this is a great time to start!!! 4 books down and 4 to go!!!!... Read more

Review:This story line picks up right where we left off. It seems a bit confusing at first and I was thinking I must have missed something but then everything is filled in and sorted out. An enjoyable afternoon read! Read more

Review:Brilliant!! As usual! Ally Carter has done it again!

Once again this book follows the exciting life of Katarina Bishop! Except this time the plot is revolving around her boyfriend W.W.Hale the fifth. Which hits a little closer to home for our friend Kat. And due to a recent death in the Hale family, our Hale has just inherited a company and the fortune that come with it. But word leaks out the it may be a con from a person who plans to steal the company's fortune. Will they be able to fix... Read more

Review:Seeing the same timeline from three different perspectives was a great way to truly understand the characters and where they were coming from. They all had their flaws, and you wanted to yell at them multiple times throughout the book ("what are you doing/thinking/saying??"), but it was their depth and your overall empathy for them that makes this such a fast, and ultimately enjoyable, read. Read more