I enjoyed this fast-paced and funny story that featured an engaging plot and likeable characters. Main character Liza Ryan overcame a rough childhood to build a successful travel blog, but ironically had never traveled anywhere and was, in fact, nearly agoraphobic. After a tough breakup and receiving an offer to write a book that would include photos of her in various locales, Liza decided that it was time for her to leave the comforts of home and explore the world. She began her trip in Venice, where she met a fellow American who seemed harmless enough and quickly became her sightseeing companion. When Liza was nearly kidnapped, however, she discovered that there was a lot more to Liam than met the eye. He was actually a spy trying to track down the father Liza had never met, a gifted nuclear physicist who had developed a revolutionary technology the whole world wanted.
Despite their very different backgrounds and career paths, Liza and Liam were a lot alike. They were both loners and had difficulty trusting people, though for different reasons. There was an undeniable connection between them from the start, and as they spent more time together, the chemistry between them really heated up. The slow build of their relationship development was excellent, and when they finally acted on it, there was plenty of steam.
Overall, "The Spy Who Loved Me (Sort Of)" was super cute, and I would recommend it for all fans of romantic comedy and light romantic suspense. I look forward to checking out more of this author's work in the future.
Overall, "The Spy Who Loved Me (Sort Of)" was super cute, and I would recommend it for all fans of romantic comedy and light romantic suspense. I look forward to checking out more of this author's work in the future.
*Review copy provided by the author via Candi Kane PR. All opinions expressed are my own.
About "The Spy Who Loved Me (Sort Of)"
See the world. Go to Italy. Have an affair with a sexy stranger. Get out of the rut my life has become.
Done. Done. And done.
Except I slept with the wrong sexy stranger who turns out wasn’t the easy going sports writer I thought he was. Instead he’s a spy. A spy who is after me!
Then the father I’ve never met turns up and he’s a nuclear scientist. What the fork? Throw a kidnapping Russian into the mix and my once dull life is now chaos.
And to make it that much worse…I fell in love during the whole mess!
Which makes my new boyfriend the bad guy. Or the good guy. I’m not really sure.
One thing I know for certain… I can’t totally trust him.
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