Orlando, Kristen You Don’t Know My Name, 285 pgs. Swoon Reads (Feiwel and Friends), 2017. $16.99
Language – R (107 swears in both Spanish and English, 8 “f”), Mature Content –
PG; Violence – PG13;
As the daughter of two secret agents, Reagan has been
trained and prepared to become an agent herself when she turns eighteen. Her
training and the constant moves that her family makes is Reagan’s “normal”
life, but this last move has been life altering for Reagan—here, Reagan has
found friends and maybe even love. Leaving everything behind is getting harder
than it used to be, but when an enemy of her parents comes looking for Reagan,
all her training kicks in when she needs it most and lives are depending on
her.
Reagan’s story is
one that kept me on the edge of my seat and left me wanting more. As the number
of pages dwindled, I found myself getting progressively more worried that
Orlando would not be able to resolve everything in the pages left—there was no
way. Reagan is a strong woman, so it was hard to see her brought so low by the
challenges she faces. I look forward to her adventures and growth in the
sequel.
HS – OPTIONAL. Reviewer: Carolina Herdegen
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