Review: romantic element, action (CIA), hot operative, espionage and danger!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 28, 2013
I have to admit that I was very interested in this book as soon as I found it! You know... STRONG ROMANTIC ELEMENT, WORKING FOR CIA, HOT OPERATIVE PRESTON RADDICK, ESPIONAGE...who could resist?From my point of view, the main protagonist is strong, fearless and very thoughtful - she is about to graduate with her degree in Information Science and is really good at creating models for analyzing metadata...She has already planned how her life will be like in the future!Yeah, but turns out that life had already planned her a different destiny! It is quite a shock for Elle: cheating boyfriend, CIA funding her thesis...What do you think? For me quite a big challenge to read this book!!I must admit that I was very happy that the plot did not concern only the romantic element. I like when the story is peppered with a good plot. And BE SURE that this book HAS IT!CIA knows that among the players of the game Sub Rosa are hiding dangerous terrorists and so the chase to capture them begins!Of course Elle knows how to get useful metadata from this game because she has been working with these data throughout the semester! She's good at this and CIA knows that! So hot Preston starts to work with Elle.The chemistry between Elle and Preston is undeniable!! Funny dialogues, Preston's need to help her, Elle's stubbornness, hints of secrets which could be revealed in the second book?? Right?? I do not know, but that means that WE HAVE TO LOOK FORWARD TO the sequel!!I agree that the author showed us how to write a book in the other interesting new style on the New Adult genre!I will add that I RECOMMEND you read "Covert Assignment" because throughout the book you will EXPERIENCE A REAL DANGER, ROMANTIC SPARKS and finally, you will be instructed on the importance of computer terms :D ... that's cool, right?/+/ I think this book would be really good movie!/-/ Short story and lack of details (what the characters look like, clothing details)