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Don't Judge a Girl by Her Cover
- Gallagher Girls, Book 3
- Narrated by: Renée Raudman
- Length: 7 hrs and 20 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Things quickly go south when Macey is summoned to the hotel roof to shoot a PR piece with the presidential candidate's son. But instead of cameras, attackers descend from a helicopter and swarm the girls, commanding, "Grab her." After a narrow escape, Cammie and Macey find themselves at a top secret hideout owned by the Gallagher Academy...and thus begins Cammie's junior year at spy school.
Cammie doesn't need her genius IQ to see that the kidnapping attempt has changed everything, especially now that Macey is a major celebrity, and the school has been besieged by news crews. More disturbing, Cammie can't shake the suspicion that her mom and Mr. Solomon know more about the attack than they're letting on. After all, why weren't the attackers surprised to find themselves in combat with two teenage girls who handled themselves like seasoned pros?
But these suspicions won't stop Cammie from jumping at the chance to join Bex and Liz as Macey's private security team on the campaign trail. Before long, the girls are using their espionage skills at every turn, as Cammie gets closer and closer to the shocking truth...
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- Anonymous User
- 2021-10-19
annoying reader
These books are not masterpieces (they lean towards melodrama and have plenty of plot holes), but they’re engaging and good fun; I’ve read them all and continue to enjoy them. But man, I can’t stand this reader. Her delivery is incredibly whiny and always sounds anxious/concerned, as if the contents of every sentence were uniquely shocking. Takes all the humour out of the writing. It’s too bad because her voices for individual characters aren’t all bad, and it’s clear this isn’t her exact natural voice that she’s using to narrate from Cami’s perspective. Unfortunately, she seems to do all the audiobooks in the same style. I listen to these when I’m desperate but I find it tough to get past her sugar-sweet whine. If it doesn’t grate your nerves as much as mine, though, give these books a shot.
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