Cross My Heart And Hope To Spy

Throughout the book, Cammie is totally mixed up about 2 things. Josh and Zach. Okay, maybe that's not accurate since she's mixed up about other things, like Blackthorne in general, but these are the main two. I guess for some part she doesn't know which of them to choose, but I think it's relatively obvious who's the best! :) *cough cough Zach* (please comment if you happen to disagree) But really, I guess this is about how sometimes it's okay to risk everything on something that might not be the safest thing. In short, take a chance on a bad boy. (No I'm actually kidding) This applies in general. It's like the stock market. Sometimes it's best to invest in the companies that seem worse than the rest (ex. Google when it was still young). All I can say is that if you liked the first book, read this one! If you haven't read any of the books in this series, well then you sure as heck better start cracking open the books because you HAVE to read the books!

P.S. Strangers and compliments work just as well as strangers and candy.

This was the second novel in the series ("I'd tell you I love you, but then I would have to kill you" was the first). Cammie, who attends a spy school, is starting to get over her broken relationship with Josh and she has promised not to break anymore school rules. Then Cammie gets suspicious of her mother because she's hiding something. Cammie, along with her friends, try to find out what Cammie's mom and Mr Soloman are hiding. They come across the name Blackthorn... and they reach a dead end.. until one day 15 boys come to the academy... from Blackthorn, which is also a spy school for boys. Cammie meets Zach, who seems to know every move that Cammie is planning. Then during the school dance (which also doubles as a mission), someone breached security, and Cammie starts to wonder who the boys really are. With the help of her friends, Cammie must find out who the traitor or traitors are before the secrets of her school are exposed for all the wrong reasons. This book was a fun read, but I found a lot of questions were unanswered at the end of the book.... and I dont think they will be answered in the next book. You'll find yourself cheering Cammie and her friends on.

The sequel to I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You is absolutely amzing, as good as the first maybe even better! I was so happy to rediscover the atmosphere of this school and the character that are so sympathetic. The plot is very nice maybe a little predictable but not so much and it's soo comic, the way Cammie see thing is so teen-ish/spy-ish wich is the point and I totaly enjoyed it. The only flaw of this book was that it is way too short!!!

Suspenseful second novel in the Gallegher Girls series!Well worth reading for any teen!