Spy Candy

I loved this book and I couldn't put it down until I was finished. Spy Candy re-introduced me to the romance genre. The story is a multi-level mix and would hold the interest of romance fans, mystery fans and adventure fans. I could identify with Jenna Jarvis. She had an inexhaustible need to know and solve the mystery, and her whole-hearted effort to stay in character at the spy camp was hilarious and heart-warming. I was captivated by the spy industry and their "tool box" of expertise. Gina Robinson leaves no secret agent skill unrevealed, and Jenna Jarvis made it seem like even I could manage it!

Like the gentleman above, I am not a big fan of this genre. I am, however, a fan of spies and mysteries and this has plenty of both along with plenty of tips for when I decide to enter the spy business on my own. The main character is well drawn, the villain a surprise and the male interest, well, interesting. A story that moves right along, has an interesting James Bond background context and is a good read.

I am not your typical romance reader. First of all Im a guy. Second, this is the first romance book I ever read. I loved it. Funny, clever, unexpected, and for me at least, very interesting to see the point of view of the opposing team. Its a great read, and it should be on you list of gifts for yourself.

Spy Candy is a tasty treat filled with fun and adventure. From chocolate martinis to delectable instructors, this romp through spy camp is one any Bond Girl will love. (You'll enjoy it even if you only watch Bond films to admire James!) Fast paced and filled with fun twists and turns, this a read not to be missed!

Let me start off by saying that I'm in awe of the research that must have gone into this book. I NEVER want to be on the opposite end of the author's gun or her bad mood! LOL. Bond trivia galore (hmmm, maybe that's the next Bond Babe's name), and the first "evah" heroine with falsies...Gina Robinson goes for the laughs!