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The Trap by Ava Glass

Happy publication day Ava Glass. The Trap, book three in the Alias Emma series is out now and it is most definitely recommended. Full review on the blog, link in bio (and below) #books #bookstagram #thetrap #aliasemma #QueenOfSpyFiction #SummerReads #BestBooksForSummer #Coundntputitdown @avaglassbooks @penguinukbooks @cornerstone_press

Today I am delighted to share my thoughts on The Trap by Ava Glass, book three in her Alias Emma series. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the first two books in the series and was thrilled to be given an early review copy of the book, and be invited to join the tour by publisher Penguin. It also happens to be the book’s publication day so we wish a huge Happy Publication day to Ava Glass too. Here’s what…

The Trap by Ava Glass

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The Traitor by Ava Glass

Today I am thrilled to share my thoughts on The Traitor, the brand new Alias, Emma thriller from Ava Glass @AvaGlassBooks @centurybooksuk @PenguinUKBooks #TheTraitor #JamesBond #bookreview #aliasemma #booklove #thriller

Today I am delighted to share my thoughts on The Traitor, the bran new book in the Alias Emma series from Ava Glass. I read and loved book one, The Chase, earlier this year and was delighted to get an early read courtesy of publishers, Penguin, via Netgalley. My thanks to the publishers for the advance copy and for the invitation to join the tour. Here’s what the book is all about: Source:…

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Alias Emma by Ava Glass

Alias Emma By: Ava Glass In this “high-octane spy thriller in the Ian Fleming mold” (CrimeReads), a British spy has twelve hours to deliver her asset across London after Russia hacks the city’s security cameras. Can she make it without being spotted . . . or killed?Shortlisted for the CWA Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award • One of the Best Books of the Year: PopSugar, CrimeReads, Library…

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The Chase by Ava Glass

Happy publication day Ava Glass. The Chase, book one in the Alias Emma series, is out now and I have a fab book trailer to share over on the blog. @AvaGlassBooks @PenguinUKBooks #books #booktwitter #thriller #bestbooksof2023 #spyfiction #femalespys

Today I’d like to wish author Ava Glass a very happy publication day as The Chase, book one in the Alias Emma series is sent out into the world. I have a book trailer to share with you all in just a moment, but first, let’s see what the book is all about: Release Date: 16 February 2023Publisher: Penguin (more…) “”

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Title: Alias Emma | Author: Ava Glass | Publisher: Bantam (2022)

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Review: Alias Emma by Ava Glass

For a fast and gripping read, Alias Emma does not disappoint.

Emma is a secret agent, still very new in the job. Her mentor, Ripley, has trained her and thrown her into several surprise tests but Emma is still young and has little real experience.

In some ways, that makes her the perfect person to convince Michael, the son of Russian nuclear physicists who gave intel to MI6 years ago before escaping to the UK, that he is in danger.

Even if she can convince him, Emma has a tough task ahead - get him across London to a safe place without being seen. The Russian spy agency has hacked the CCTV system and she's been assigned no support, leading her to wonder if she can trust her own agency.

Emma is smart, skilled, and brave but she's not superhuman. The action sequences are extreme but believable. And, even though it's the first installment in a proposed series, the novel stands on its own as a complete and satisfying story. I look forward to Emma's next assignment!

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final thoughts:

a fun and suspenseful spy thriller! i love the 'has to deal with it on her own' plot here, and the bond she develops with her protectee. the parallels between them were really compelling, as were the action scenes and the creativity throughout the book! looking forward to the sequel for sure.



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October 2022 Wrap Up

October 2022 Wrap Up

October was a busy month for me reading/writing reviews. I finally feel that I am getting back to where I was preCovid!! Here is what I read/posted in October. As always, let me know if you have read any of these books and (if you did) what you thought of them. Books I Read: Books I got from NetGalley: Books I got from Authors/Indie Publishers: Books Reviewed Nightmares & Daydreams by…

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