Review: Surfer Girl - Lynn Blackmar

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Surfer Girl

Review: Surfer Girl - Book #1 Misfits - Lynn Blackmar - July 2012

Arena Schmidt just wanted to be a normal college student and study her degree and then her roommate talked her into a night partying which ended up Arena and her friend being attacked and Arena stealing a hoverboard and riding it to save her friend which of course she couldn't as she crashes. The next thing she knows, Arena wakes up and is given two choices to become a secret agent for the CIA or go to prison and ruin her life for "stealing" government property despite her good intentions. With Arena's skills, she didn't realize but the CIA has kept an eye on her as they wanted to recruit her as an agent and her roommate was undercover and is a Special Agent. However, right now with Arena's skills as a surfer - they are more interested in teaching them how to hoverboard and how it works as no-one else has had as much success in managing and riding them, not like Arena - who just hopped on and went with the flow. If you love YA spy novels, then check out Surfer Girl by Lynn Blackmar. Though just be aware - this was supposed to be a longer series, but the author stopped at Book #2 aka Rebel which I also have to read and doesn't look like she will be releasing anymore as Rebel was released in 2013 and of course we are now in 2021.


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