Book Review: An Uncommon Honeymoon

 
An Uncommon Honeymoon, by Susan Mann is an entertaining contemporary action-suspense romance.

Quinn Ellington, a librarian and rookie CIA covert operative, is marrying her veteran CIA spy partner, James Anderson. While on their honeymoon in the Caribbean, Quinn and James encounter suspicious activity and a drug trafficking ring leading to Russia.

Even though this story is primarily action-suspense, it's a surprisingly sweet romance story between the already happily-in-love couple. James and Quinn balance their active roles in the CIA with their new marriage in this entertaining story. Since Quinn is a librarian, she often adds interesting dialogue during their CIA missions, such as "I'm a librarian. I don't know everything. I just know how to find out about everything."

Since it's the third book in Librarian and the Spry Escapade series, it's ideal to start with the first book, since James and Quinn are the main couple featured in each book. However, this book is a stand-alone, so it's not necessary to read the books in order.

An Uncommon Honeymoon is geared towards those who enjoy reading sweet modern action-suspense romances.

Note: I received this book from NetGalley, which is a program designed for bloggers to write book reviews in exchange for books, yet the opinions expressed in this review are my own.