Live and Let Spy

Spy Girls #2

by Elizabeth Cage, Daniel Weiss, Julie Taylor

Caylin, Josefina, and Theresa fly to Prague to investigate the disappearance of 15-year-old prima ballerina Anka Perdova.

Genres: Young Adult, Teen, Espionage, Childrens

176 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

About the author

Elizabeth Cage is the pseudonym of a noted young adult author. Her true identity and current whereabouts are classified.


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There is more than one author in the GoodReads database with this name

Reviews

[Linda · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book #2 of the Spy Girls, alter egos of Charlie's Angels, Caylin, Theresa, and Jo, are sent to Prague in the Czech Republic to infiltrate InterCorp. It's a corrupt company that The Tower, the organization the girls work for, has been trying to take down for years. This mission involves keeping the Prime Minister of a newly formed European country safe when signing an open trading agreement. InterCorps will do anything to prevent that from happening, including an assassination. InterCorps is also involved with a Russian ballet company in Prague and the girls must infiltrate that, too. That's where they discover that the lead ballerina has been replaced with a fake one. With moves and gadgets that James Bond would envy, the girls once again make their boss and mentor, Uncle Sam, proud.

This is a fast paced book with plenty of danger.

[Rehnoom Anjee]

As usually completely amazed. Also realized how stupid one can be to seek revenge for something small.. AKA the fake Anka wanted frame real Anka for killing PM just coz she couldnt be in that NRB team.