Despite her penchant for weapons and ripe language, Aydan Kelly’s resumé reads ‘bookkeeper’, not ‘badass’. She’s leaving the city to fulfill her dream of rural tranquillity when she gets carjacked by a man who shouldn’t exist. When RCMP officer John Kane kills her would-be abductor, Aydan thinks her troubles are over. But Kane’s investigation implicates her in an international espionage plot, and criminal charges become the least of her worries when she’s targeted by the very spies Kane suspects her of aiding. Pity her enemies. Because nobody’s tougher than a middle-aged woman who wants her dream back. – Spicy suspense served hard-boiled –
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5.0 out of 5 stars
What a blast. A fun and awesome spy adventure for women or men! Escapism but quality escapism.
Jan 31 2013
By Billie Jean Jackson
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Ayden, a 40 something bookkeeper and widow, stumbles into a top secret government research project. Not a popular action in the eye of the oversight agency. A loyal women of integrity, Ayden agrees to help investigate why she was able to access the program without all the passwords and secret stuff that these projects always require. While keeping a close eye on her in case she is a spy for the evil entity, Fuzzy Bunny, yes, FB, the team assigned to her quickly come to trust her and respect her; in spite of her assertions that she is just a civilian bookkeeper, with her quick thinking and unusual skills they suspect that she is a really top secret agent for the Canadian Government. The top dogs on the other hand, do not so easily accept her innocence.
I look for humor in most books and the humor in Never Say Spy is in the way these really strong characters, especially Ayden, face the what life brings them. I was so hoping that this was the beginning of a series and it looks like it is. To whoever recommended Never Say Spy, thanks. I am now a Diane Henders fan!
Some sex and innuendo, some violence but not excessive.
Can't wait for more!
I look for humor in most books and the humor in Never Say Spy is in the way these really strong characters, especially Ayden, face the what life brings them. I was so hoping that this was the beginning of a series and it looks like it is. To whoever recommended Never Say Spy, thanks. I am now a Diane Henders fan!
Some sex and innuendo, some violence but not excessive.
Can't wait for more!
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
What is it with you women authors?
Mar 25 2013
By Allen s
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I'm a guy and I like sexy stories as much as the next guy, but this one would be 50 pages long if she left out all the reference to heroine lusting after hulk. I will give her credit for the most descriptive sex scene without any porn I've ever read. It takes place in Canada, so maybe with the snow, there's less to do. Ahem.
Anyway, when she isn't checking out guy's butts, she's involved in a story that I had to scratch my head over.
It seems there's this black ops program where people's thoughts are translated into reality. She has the ability to jump back and forth between reality and fantasy, and the black ops jack booted thugs can't figure out how she does it. They think she's a spy, and she thinks she's a bookkeeper. They're not letting her go until she proves she knows nothing.
I was incredulous as to the plot, but it was a fun read anyway. Ladies, tone down the sex. Everybody's not a hunk.
Anyway, when she isn't checking out guy's butts, she's involved in a story that I had to scratch my head over.
It seems there's this black ops program where people's thoughts are translated into reality. She has the ability to jump back and forth between reality and fantasy, and the black ops jack booted thugs can't figure out how she does it. They think she's a spy, and she thinks she's a bookkeeper. They're not letting her go until she proves she knows nothing.
I was incredulous as to the plot, but it was a fun read anyway. Ladies, tone down the sex. Everybody's not a hunk.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Riveting Read
Mar 21 2013
By Mary McNulty Jones
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When I first started the book, I was a little startled at the style - most books give you an info-dump right from the get-go, so you know who the main characters are without waiting too long. Not so with this one. The author slowly doled out the information, teasing me along and making me want more. And want more I did! I fell in love with the the book and the characters. I wanted to know more about them, wanted to watch them change and grow. The potential was there right from the beginning and it was delivered on, in spades. Once I finished book one, I went and got the other four out in the series. Excellent writing, phenomenal characterization, slightly "out there" situations that actually FEEL real.
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