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I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You
by Ally Carter
Rating: ★★★★★
Non-Spoiler Review:
The first book of the series, I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You, does a perfect job of introducing the main characters and showing the readers their personalities and what "role" they play in the group. Cameron is the leader, Bex is the loyal friend and strength of the group, Liz is the brains and heart and Macey is the gateway to the outside world. Furthermore, Josh's character and the shenanigans that ensue in his romance with Cammie allow the writer to shows us where each characters stands before she presents us with the distractions villains can become. This book can also be used to reflect how much the characters grow by the end of the series.
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Non-Spoiler Review:
The first book of the series, I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have to Kill You, does a perfect job of introducing the main characters and showing the readers their personalities and what "role" they play in the group. Cameron is the leader, Bex is the loyal friend and strength of the group, Liz is the brains and heart and Macey is the gateway to the outside world. Furthermore, Josh's character and the shenanigans that ensue in his romance with Cammie allow the writer to shows us where each characters stands before she presents us with the distractions villains can become. This book can also be used to reflect how much the characters grow by the end of the series.
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