I'm going to admit that the DC Public library had their eye on the ball with this one, because just a few weeks after I complained about their inability to get books on time, I receive the book.
Actually, now its been a while since I finished it.
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[See! All the way back in January.]
But it was a lot like all the other books. Cute. No one you care about is in too big of trouble, even though it looks high stakes. Really, I can never remember too much about the actual spy plots. But its nice, its fun, and it makes me regret having a job because it comes between me and the reading.
As always with series books, I immediately want to read the next installment. And I recommend it if you like a little escapism.
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