A Spy Is Born - Emily Kimelman

A Spy Is Born

By Emily Kimelman

  • Release Date: 2019-04-04
  • Genre: Mysteries & Thrillers
4 Score: 4 (From 220 Ratings)

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Book Synopsis

I am naked, bruised, and clutching a blood-stained Oscar statue.
I didn't mean to kill him. The last thing I want is the director of my film—my first big role—dead.
Now the cops are here, and even though it's obviously self-defense, I'm done for...my life is over. I'll never work in this town again even if I manage to avoid jail time. I'll be infamous instead of famous.
Temperance Johnson is straight out of central casting—a spy master with tiger's eyes and unnatural grace—a real killer.
He offers me a solution. He'll sweep all this under the rug and help me reach my goals if I work for him. Well, for the government. There is a long history of spies in Tinseltown; we have the perfect cover, and we're good at lying.

I always wanted to be a star, and I never considered becoming a spy.

Now I'm both.
***If you have trouble reading about violence against women, modern political themes, or sex (not graphic but out of wedlock).. then this series probably isn’t your thing. If you love powerful women, gritty thrillers, and vivid storytelling then download A Spy is Born today!***

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Latest Impressions

  • A Spy is Born

    5
    By mightymuddy
    Hands down - this is the best book by an indie author I have read! Emily Levinson weaves a sinister tale that clearly reflects the stained, embattled political quagmire in American politics. After the protagonist, a rising Hollywood star, kills the director of her film in self-defense, she is presented with a choice: Jeopardize the career she has spent her life creating or work as a spy for the government, using her star-power to pave a trail through the diabolical mind-games of international politics. Kimelman’s story will make you question the truth of what you read and what you think you know. But it’s fiction, right…?

  • Another book of lies

    1
    By James Beaton
    Another book of lies disguised as a thriller.

  • Waste of time

    1
    By ted 50
    Difficult read and no ending. First and only book from this author I will read.

  • She did it again!

    5
    By lilbit of trouble
    A Spy is Born hooked me from the first page. The fiction put with fact really made me think. I love Angela. I am anticipating the next book. Emily is a fabulous writer of strong women. She inspires me to be a strong, don’t take any crap woman. Thank you Emily for inspiring women like me. P. S. I suffered from a form of PTSD. I got Ketamine treatments and I’m doing so much better. They helped me immensely. I can’t wait for book two of a spy is born.

  • Action Packed

    5
    By neachdreamer117
    I read this book in one night and once again Emily Kimelman left me speechless. A Spy Is Born is unpredictable and action packed. The Editor’s Note at the end really made consider the current events in the world and how they influenced parts of this book. Emily is an outstanding writer and I really look forward to the next book in this series.

  • A SPY IS BORN

    5
    By Ellen/Oceanside
    Angela wants to be.a star, her agent Mary believes in her. Her director, tells her to learn control, after looking at her from head to toe. Dinner my place tonight, instinct says no, she says yes. Her agent says great he taking a personal interest in your career. He drugged her, he dragging her. This was not a movie being filmed, it was real and happening to her. The words flow they catch you from the beginning, of what is being said resonate, and you want more of Angela She is full of action, women need new tools in this world. A power punch story to the end, and this is just the beginning of a new series. A must read for fans of the author. Given ARC for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

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