Through first-person narration, Carter creates a fun story full of relatable characters and explores teen romance in a wholesome way that is perfect for teens. While the mystery adds suspense, the highlight of Only the Good Spy Young is the relationship between Cammie and her friends-who always have her back. Cammie feels as if her world is turned upside down and isn’t sure who can be trusted. Solomon is a friend or a foe, and why Zach keeps appearing every time Cammie is in trouble. This installment deepens the mystery and leaves readers wondering why the Circle is trying to kidnap Cammie, if Mr. Only the Good Spy Young ramps up the action in an exciting story packed with twists and turns. The stakes are higher than ever as the four friends hack into the booby-trapped sublevels, decode a secret journal, and break into the infamous Blackthorne Institute. But she has her roommates, Macey, Bex, and Liz, and the four of them will have to be enough. Solomon in question, Cammie doesn’t know who to trust. With her mother keeping secrets, an unlikeable new teacher, and Mr. Cammie and her friends struggle to believe it, but true or not, they know it’s long past time for them to find some answers of their own. Solomon is working on the side of the enemy. But people are still after Cammie, and she is no closer to finding out why. Well, as normal as the life of a spy-in-training can be. After the events of last semester, Cammie could use more normal in her life.
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