Even when things didn’t go according to plan, they did a great job improvising and adjusting. I have to say this book did remind me of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows quite a bit as there are times when the Operatives (Cammie & Co.) are on their own and aren’t able to rely on the adults around them. They were able to reach their targets (usually), find hidden locations, and did so with relatively little back up. With a bit more training of course.ĭespite a lack of actual spy training in the books, the team did very well for themselves for the most part. If anyone of the group was destined to be a real spy that is truly self-sufficient, I would say it would be Liz. She played a large roll in determining where they needed to go and how to get there as well as really developing her covert skills. Liz however, was probably the best character in this book in terms of development.

Macey took the aspect of Cammie that because fixated on on problem, decided how to fix it herself, and refused to let others change her mind. Bex seemed to take the role of Cammie the most actually in terms of interrupting and not catching on quickly but she proved herself when needed. However I don’t think it’s because Carter developed her along with her friends, but rather took Cammie’s bad habits and spread them out among her friends. This was the first time I actually could see Cammie being a great spy on her own as well as with her friends. I do think Carter did a great job with this book. So I finally made it to the end of the series and I have to say, it did get better as time went on.

Regarding this book specifically, I’ll start with the spoiler free version and then I’ll provide a warning before the spoilers start. However this is the 6th book in the series so it won’t be completely spoiler free in regards to the other books.

I’d Tell You I Love You But Then I’d Have to Kill Youįor this review, I’ll reference events in previous books as necessary but will try not to spoil any major points.If not, feel free to check them out below! Hi everyone! We made it to the last book of the Gallagher Girls series, United We Spy by Ally Carter! If you’ve been following along, you’ll know I’ve reviewed the first five books in the series already.

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