Review: 4.5 stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 22, 2014
**Originally written for Book Bliss book blog. I received a copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased and honest review.**Review: 4.5 starsGeneral: Book 2 stepped it up! Agent E2 had all the strengths of book 1 and not too many of the weaknesses. The book stepped up everything- from quality of writing, editing and storyline. The plot in this book felt way more espionage and intrigue than the first. The stakes weren't too much higher than in Agent I1, but the feeling generated made me connect stronger to the characters and the plot itself. I also loved both Aidan and Cassandra which helps draw someone in.There were still a few minor editing issues but the issue with switching characters was completely cleared up! Overall this book was a great read but I'm still looking for a little bit more sincerity overall from the world and the characters.Characters: Cassandra- Cassandra was a fun female lead. She was intelligent- almost to the level of brilliant. She questioned so much and didn't let Aidan get away with shit, thankfully he was able to help her with this with her father, he intimidated her and she was such a different person around him. But she was overpowering and she didn't clash (when she wasn't supposed to of course) with his personality.Aidan: Aidan's greatest asset to his character is his temper. He is a hot head and suffering from trust issues. So while a lot of the time Cassandra pissed him off and he went and made things worse like a typical alpha male, the intensity between them sizzled and I loved it. He's a smart ass and an adrenaline junkie as well.