The Blonde Identity

When I say I haven't had this much fun reading a book in years I mean it, seriously this book is just fun and will have you laughing out loud as often as it has you holding your breath wondering what trouble Zoe is going to get into next.

Waking up on a Paris sidewalk in the snow with a gorgeous man looking at you might be some girl's dream, but it's the beginning of what might be called a nightmare for Zoe, not remembering who she is, why she's there, or who anyone is... well that's just the beginning of her troubles.

With a Russian mafia boss along with every intelligence agency with an acronym hunting her she has to choose who to trust and in the end that will be so much harder than it seems.

Between finding the flash drive, finding her sister, finding out who she is, and that Sawyers's dad is just as hot as he is Zoe also learns to trust herself, trust her instincts, and trust that her heart is broken as it may be won't lead her astray.

This book is the perfect example of what a romantic comedy mixed with action can be, it's engaging, all-encompassing, and will have you wondering if every pregnant woman you see is pregnant or someone running from something.

I truly hope we get a book from Alex's point of view or the story of her "romantic" entanglement, I also hope that at some point we see Zoe and Sawyer with a little spy baby with an adorable English accent.

If it isn't obvious by now I love this book, I love this book so much, I can't remember the last time I had this much fun reading a book.

Anything written by Ally Carter (who I admit I have read many books by) is fantastic and should be savored like a fine wine, and then talked about with everyone that will listen.

Thank you to Avon and Harper Voyager and NetGalley for providing an advance copy of this E-Book, I have voluntarily read and reviewed it and all thoughts and opinions are my own.