Embassy Row: See How They Run (Embassy Row, Book 2) (Series #2) (CD-Audio)

from ethel55

Back to Embassy Row, and the kids that inhabit the various embassies. Things pick up quickly after the end of the first book, Grace is still indisposed after the commotion with the former Prime Minister of Adria. So much so that her older brother Jamie arrives for a visit from West Point with fel...

from ms_rowse

Rare occurrence of when book 2 is actually a little better than book 1. Usually with series, I am all in on book 1, book 2 drags, and by the middle of book 3, I give up. When I finished book 2 this morning, I wanted to start reading book 3 immediately, but I didn't have it. Overdrive did, so I re...

from acargile

This is book two of the Embassy Row Series. I love Ally Carter's books, but this series is my least favorite. I don't particularly care for the main character because she annoys me with running around all the time and failing to think at all--she relies completely on running away instead of engag...

from kmjanek

This book is the second title in the Embassy Row series. I would recommend reading the first one because this one picks up right where the first book ended. This book is supposed to be a darker thriller compared to some of the other books this author has written. There was a bit of a romance in t...

from foggidawn

See How They Run is the second book in the Embassy Row series. I wasn't too impressed with the first one, so I'm not sure why I picked this one up. The lure of a free galley, I suppose, and then the need for a fast-paced, light read. It was a mistake, though: the main character's histrionics wore...