When a pupil claims his father is a spy, Headmistress Hannah Frost decides it is time to talk to Michael Sawyer about his son's storytelling. But it turns out that Micheal is working undercover to unravel a web of intrigue involving her school. He reluctantly enlists Hannah's help. As Hannah and Michael grow closer, Hannah is trust into a world far more exciting than she's ever known.
I had a hard time with the author's cutsie writing style. I know she was trying to be funny, but a little of it went a long way. The story itself was good enough to keep me reading, but I didn't like how the mystery was wrapped up. There is a secondary romance which was interesting, but didn't seem to have anything to do with the rest of the book. Overall, this book was kind of blah. My rating: 2.5 Stars.
I had a hard time with the author's cutsie writing style. I know she was trying to be funny, but a little of it went a long way. The story itself was good enough to keep me reading, but I didn't like how the mystery was wrapped up. There is a secondary romance which was interesting, but didn't seem to have anything to do with the rest of the book. Overall, this book was kind of blah. My rating: 2.5 Stars.
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