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ISBN:	1481977563 (ISBN13: 9781481977562)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Investigating the Hottie #1
Characters:	Amanda Peterson

Investigating the Hottie (Investigating the Hottie #1) Paperback | Pages: 198 pages

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Title	:	Investigating the Hottie (Investigating the Hottie #1)
Author	:	Juli Alexander
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 198 pages
Published	:	December 27th 2012 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Mystery. Spy Thriller. Espionage

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"Juli Alexander displays skill in this laugh-out-loud spy romp. With non-stop action and a budding romance, fans of the Gallagher Girls will love Investigating the Hottie."
-Amanda Brice, author of Pointe of No Return

Peterson. Amanda Peterson.
When my life suddenly turns into the Princess Diaries meets Mission Impossible, can I do in a week what I haven’t managed to do in all my fifteen years - reel in a hottie?

When Amanda spends a week with her aunt, Christie, she learns that her aunt is a spy. Christie admits that Amanda has security clearance and has already started her training. When her aunt asks her to investigate a teenage hacker, Amanda thinks that spending time with a nerd should be doable despite her social ineptitude. Unfortunately for Amanda, the hacker is a hottie.

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It's not a paranormal world, but it sure is not a real one - the characters often act and talk in a unrealistic and fake way, and the main girl is so annoying - she thought about Will's "hotness" and overall awesomeness all the freaking time, even if he wasn't there! Just shut up already!I read whole 9 chapters, then I skimmed it up to the point where Will's grandma recognized a certain license plate and then I just stopped even that. Seriously? =.=The year is ending and I'm not going to start

I love a good Young Adult series with a strong female lead. "Investigating the Hottie" had me wanting to investigate this story. I know I'm not the target audience, but who could pass up a cross between "The Princess Diaries" and "Mission: Impossible"? Not me.Enter Amanda Peterson, everyday Atlanta girl confused by her parents sudden divorce. Due to her mother's need to fix her or her aunt's prodding, Amanda ends up spending her fall break in Princeton, New Jersey.I love the concept of this

This review also appears at my blog.***Amanda Petersen gets sent to her education-geek aunts house for a week because her parents are getting a divorce. Nothing is as it seems and apparently, Amandas aunt Christie has been a spy all these years. When her aunt gives her a mission to investigate a hot teenage hacker, Amanda is reluctant at first because she knows that shes shy and socially inept. But she gradually starts to enjoy this mission and the worst thing happens: she ends up having a

Thank you to NetGalley.com and Juli Anderson for allowing me access to this title.This was a fun cute read. Not predictable and very entertaining.

3.5 stars, but I decided to round up.I received a copy of this book through Net Galley in exchange for an unbiased review.Investigating the Hottie is a quick, cute read. When 15-year-old Amanda Peterson steps off the plane, she expects to spend her week long break with her free-spirited aunt. Her aunt, however, as it turns out is not so free-spirited and has big plans for Amanda's stay. Her aunt is a spy and her organization has been tracking young recruits, including Amanda, to help with

Reviewed on Lili Lost in a BookOh man, this book was such a fun and light read... it was just fantastic!So we start off with our main character Amanda going to visit her quirky Aunt Christie. What Amanda doesn't expect upon arrival, though, is that the aunt she's known all her life is actually a spy! What?! Even crazier: her aunt has recruited her to help with their current investigation in finding out what Bad, Bad Thing a hacker has planned. Oh, and not to mention that said hacker is a super

Investigating the Hottie is a cute read, perfect for Middle School readers to young teens. Anyone older would find the whole plot and details highly implausible, but the story itself is a very fun to read. I felt like a was reading the book version of a Disney Channel movie. It's one of those quick summer books that a young reluctant reader would really enjoy. So I think it perfectly hit the mark for it's target market and audience :)I received a free review copy of this book from the publishers