About this book:
“It's all coming to a head... or tails.
Emily Abbott is accidentally in danger. Targeted by the 10,000, a mysterious group of rogue spies, she’s been relocated to a safe-house, placed under the protection of an ICS agent, and given a new, temporary job in a political campaign’s call-center.
But when Brent calls her in a panic to say a bomb threat has been made against the campaign, she can’t help but become involved. As the threats ramp up, stolen RFID tech disguised as a pair of dimes shows up in Phoenix.
Is it a coincidence? Emily doesn’t think so.
What are the 10,000 planning? Only time will tell, and once the dimes are used, time is something Emily and Brent don’t have.”
Series: Book #6 in “The Accidental Cases of Emily Abbott”. Review of Book #1 Here!, Book #2 Here!, Book #3 Here!, Book #4 Here!, and Book #5 Here!
Spiritual Content- A couple Prayers & Thanking God; A few mentions of prayers, praying, & blessings over food; A mention of a church camping trip (Book #5);
*Note: A mention of someone looking like they’ve seen a ghost.
Negative Content- Minor cussing including: a ‘sheesh’ and a ‘stinking’; A mention of a curse (said, not written); Eye rolling & Sarcasm; Fighting & Being held at gunpoint (barely-above-not-detailed); Emily & Brent break into a building (Brent says it’s all good as long as he does the correct paperwork and not to worry); All about many mentions of bombs/explosives, explosions, threats, & terrorists (barely-above-not-detailed); Mentions of stealing & stolen items; A few mentions of kidnappings; A few mentions of break-ins; A few mentions of an electrical shock (from technology); A couple mentions of jail; A couple mentions of nightmares; A mention of a murder; A mention of a possible assassin; A mention of a pencil being sharp enough to kill someone if needed; A mention of a tattoo;
*Note: Emily and her new friend Izzy are working for different campaigns, but won’t let it make their friendship awkward (Izzy adds that “I don’t completely line up with my party, but I feel good enough about [her politician] to help out.”); A few mentions of car brands; A few mentions of Annie Oakley; A mention of Walmart; A mention of Disney princesses.
Sexual Content- A blush (Emily, after someone teases her and Brent); A couple mentions of a good-looking guy; A mention of a hug (Book #5).
-Emily Abbott, age 19
P.O.V. of Emily
233 pages
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My personal Rating-
This series is so much fun! Emily is shaping up to be more than just an accidental spy in this book and I found myself giggling at different parts. I’m definitely looking forward to continuing with the rest of the series!
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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