Despite being a spy novel, I feel that this was more chick lit than a mystery novel. It was very light and funny. The characters were quirky and adorable. Amanda and Will weren't very professional agents. Well, they are teens, but they didn't really do much. I did like Will's grandma, Brenda, who was a really good hacker for her age. She was really fun too. Christie and Nic, Will and Amanda's handlers, were pretty good agents, I guess. Although, do professionals show emotions during dire moments? I don't really know.I feel like there's more to their story in book one. There were some references to that. Maybe I would read that in the future, as well as the other upcoming books in the series. What I did like though was tat I was able to read this and enjoy it without the first book.If you want a cute and funny contemporary with a little of spy action then you might like this. This focuses more on the characters, specifically Amanda, rather than plot. The conflicts were resolved way too easily, especially the last one. There wasn't much substance, but it was very enjoyable. I kept laughing and smiling. This was a fun, cute book with a twist. The characters were likeable, and I loved the storyline. Amanda and Will are adorable and putting them in a scenario where they have to pretend to be brother and sister rather than dating leads to some hilarious moments. The only problem I had with the book was towards the end, bringing in a bunch of unknown characters was a little confusing to keep up with who was who. I enjoyed this, and am excited to see what adventures come next!
Do You like book Undercover With The Hottie (2014)?
Awesome book! Same humor element at Investigating the Hottie. I recommend this sequel to anyone.
—Rachna
Another easy read and great for young teens/Tweens.
—korista
