it is not perfect, but there are so many positive's which outweigh the negatives. And heartthrob/mystery guy/danger guy/ridiculously-to-suave-to-be-a-teenager Zach continues to swoop into and out of Cammie's life.Īt this point in the series. Her bff's/roomies/fellow spies-in-training Bex, Macey and Liz remain bland, one dimensional cheerleaders for Team Cammie. However, at the fourth installment of the series it is still all about protagonist Cammie Morgan.

Besides, this series boasts ideas such as girl power, loyalty, and even self respect over cute boys (unheard of in YA, right?) so it's a great series for younger girls. But it's published by Hyperion, which is owned by Disney, so all the sparkles are a little expected. The worst to be said was that it was a little too naive and upbeat. A shame, because it started out so different and positive and kind of cool. Let’s pray that that doesn’t vanish in the next book.Īlly Carter is not finished writing this series, but I may be finished reading it. Nevertheless, I can definitely see the potential in the series now. I mean, theyre 17 and living in a spy school yet they act like 12 year olds. It wasn’t perfect, it could use a lot of work and I could do without the trying-to-hard-to-be-funny humour. There’s a point to it, the characters are finally falling into place without it feeling like a slapped together book by a 13 year old. The mystery in this book is much more developed than the previous books. It was fast paced, exciting, packed with twist and turns (albeit they were predictable at time) but it really did leave you feeling excited for more in the series. There was a PLOT!! In this book and thank goodness bc I was thinking of trashing it. Not only did the writing mature but so did the characters ((and Cammie wasn’t AS annoying)) This book was SUBSTANTIALLY better the previous books. I THINK I’VE FINIALLY MADE THE BREAKTHROUGH !!!

Only the good spy young series