“Head colds are bad... but the contents of the memory card are worse.
Emily has planned a quiet, restful evening at home, hoping to ward off the sniffles that might make her miss work. But the microSD card Brent stashed on her car is making more trouble than either of them expected. Getting it out of Phoenix and to the decryption genius before it self-destructs is going to take both of them.
But someone is after them and the card, and Emily discovers an eerie connection to her first accidental mission. To make matters worse, ICS is in danger and someone's looking for Emily.
It's going to be a long night.”
Series: Book #3 in “The Accidental Cases of Emily Abbott”. Review of Book #1 Here! and #2 Here!
Spiritual Content- A mention of praying; A mention of Emily’s church.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘duh’, a ‘dumb’, and a ‘stupid’; Eye rolling & Sarcasm; Pain & Injuries (barely-above-not-detailed); Being a spy, Brent does lie once to keep his cover; Mentions of car chases, car wrecks, cars being totaled, & injuries (barely-above-not-detailed); Mentions of explosions, bombs, kidnappings, pain, injuries, & bleeding (barely-above-not-detailed); Mention of breaking and entering, burglaries, & stealing; Mentions of tattoos; A few mentions of terrorist, terrorist attacks, & nuclear wars; A couple mentions of assassins; A couple mentions of criminals; A couple mentions of prison & an arrest; A couple mentions of missing children; A mention of jealousy; A mention of horror movies;
*Note: Mentions of car brands; Mentions of Uber; A few mentions of zombies (which Emily calls creepy); A couple mentions of the song “Santa Baby”; A couple mentions of a spy movie (Get Smart); A mention of a fictional character (Mary Poppins).
Sexual Content- A couple mentions of a crush (teasing); A mention of jealousy exes.
-Emily Abbott, age 19
P.O.V. of Emily
176 pages
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My personal Rating-
What’s been fun about this series, while it can be a bit cheesy at times, if you became an accidental spy and got roped into different secret missions, I know at least I would be very curious to know if being a spy in real life is like being a spy in a movie. With all the gadgets and technology, all the things like that. So I think Emily is very realistic in that way. :)
Not too much happens in this book, but I do really like how this series connects straight away from the prior book and leads into the next book. No breaks or major gaps in time. I think I may actually start the next book right away because I'm curious about the next mission.
See y’all on Friday with a new review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
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