Hey! Welcome back to All About books. Today I'm going to talk about Ally Carter's book I'd Tell You I Love You But Then I'd Have to Kill You. I understand that it's kind of a scary title, but once you really get into the book, you can't put it down, I guarantee it.
It all starts when Cammie Morgan is watching limousines drive up to drop off pupils at the Gallagher Academy for Exceptional Young Women. But, nobody knows just how exceptional they are. It may look like a normal boarding school for bored heiresses with no where else to go, but it's really a school for spies.
Cammie Morgan narrates this book. She is the daughter of the headmistress. In this book, she is starting her sophomore year of high school.
The adventure starts when a new student arrives. Macey McHenry was in for a big surprise when her parents forced her to go to the school. She has a tough time fitting in, have been kicked out of all of the other boarding schools in the country.
Macey McHenry is your typical teenager. She know something that even the geniuses at the Gallagher Academy don't know: boys. She loves the facts that she has to keep her school a secret, and that she spends ninety percent of her life away from them.
During a mission in the town of Roseville, Virgina, Cammie is seen by a cute boy who's lived there his whole life. Sure, she knows how to tap his phone, hack his computer, and fourteen different languages, but she has no idea what to do when she likes Josh Abrams, a normal guy who thinks she's just a normal girl.
With the help of Cammie's best friends, Liz and Bex, along with their new-found ally, Macey, Josh and Cammie get together.
But, imagine what happens when Josh finds out that Cammie is more than just a religous, cat-loving, homeschooled girl. That makes the climax of this story.
This book is filled with comedy, romance, drama and suspense. How this confusing romance ends is only told in I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You.
