Trust and persuasion
Kelly helps David uncover secret information after his kindness and her attraction to him influence her decision.
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Shannon Greenland - Author
This is a brisk-looking spy premise combining computer hacking, secret-agent training, undercover work and an emotionally complicated partnership. Its strongest appeal may be the pressure placed on Kelly as ordinary relationships and extraordinary responsibilities collide.
Teen genius Kelly James is in a lot of hot water. A whiz with computers, she agreed to help her college rA, David, uncover some top-secret information. After all, she doesn't have many friends and David has always been nice to her. it doesn't hurt that he's supercute and irresistible, too. All she has to do is hack into the government's main computer system. but a few hours later, her whole life changes. she is caught and taken in for questioning, only this isn't your run-of-the-mill arrest. rather than serve a juvenile detention sentence, she accepts the option to change her name and enlist in a secret government spy agency that trains teen agents to go undercover. As if that wasn't overwhelming enough, she discovers that David works for this agency as well! And before she even begins to understand what is going on, she's sent on her first mission as an undercover model. And who better to partner with than David himself!
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a brisk-looking spy premise combining computer hacking, secret-agent training, undercover work and an emotionally complicated partnership. Its strongest appeal may be the pressure placed on Kelly as ordinary relationships and extraordinary responsibilities collide.
Kelly helps David uncover secret information after his kindness and her attraction to him influence her decision.
Kelly changes her name, trains as a teen agent and begins an undercover mission as a model.
Pay attention to how the story treats Kelly’s lack of experience, the pressure surrounding her choices, and the boundary between personal loyalty and obligations to a secret organisation.
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