Review: A novella from the Lord and Lady Spy series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2013
The Spy Wore Blue is a very entertaining read, and I have to say that I loved this book. Both the hero and heroine in this story got to me, on an emotional level, which doesn't always happen.The hero in this story Agent Blue is first introduced in Shana Galen's regency spy novel,Lord and Lady Spy. When I first readLord and Lady Spy, I immediately started wondering if a supporting character, Agent Blue, would get his own book. Lucky for me, and for other fans of the mysterious Agent Blue, he does get a chance to tell his story, in The Spy Wore Blue. That being said, you don't have to have read Lord and Lady Spy to enjoy this novella, it stands well on its own.I was thrilled that Agent Blue's adventure took him out of England, and to an Italian Opera house. I loved the theater background, the characters and the relationship that unfolded between two people, who had both been unwilling or unable to change in the past. Helena the heroine is likable, feisty and a survivor. Agent Blue the hero is mysterious,sexy and very unique. The Spy Wore Blue is full of passion, some heartache, intrigue and humor.The Spy Wore Blue is a great introduction to the fast paced, adventurous, regency world of Shana Galen.