Bulletproof Mascara - Bethany Maines

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                                                               Bulletproof Mascara: A Novel

Do you see yourself as a female version of James Bond ? Loving a hint of adventure with downright fashion and makeup tips included ?

Review : Bulletproof Mascara - Bethany Maines -2010


All Nikki Lanier wanted was a nice holiday away from her mother Nell and it only took one agreement . For Nikki to attend a recruitment meeting for Carrie Mae Foundations - A organisation similar to Avon ( our door to door makeup sales persons). However , it was one holiday that ended up the beginning of Nikki's trouble starting with the man that used the pick-up line for her to pretend she was his wife to winning that awful make-up kit. When Nikki finds she is still in unemployment status Miranda Meville aka Mrs M. offers Nikki a job at Carrie Mae , Nikki figures it easy money as a door to door salesperson but she is about to find out that it wasn't just make-up she signed up for as Carrie Mae Foundation is actually a cover organisation for a group of Female Agents.Readers will join Nikki as she undertakes training, uncovers the real uses for items such as Lipstick , Mascara and breath spray and goes on a crime-fighting spree with a pair of gorgeous flats in Thailand. An enjoyable fast paced read for women that love a good action with a hint of femininity chucked in the mix. Nikki Lanier is the females answer to James Bond , Nikki is James Bond with Style.

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