Going Rogue (Also Known As) - Tapa blanda

Mystery, mayhem, and money blend into a deliciously dangerous cocktail. Fans of the Gallagher Girls will snap this up in a heartbeat. "VOYA"

The spy story is good fun and Maggie's quandaries will resonate with readers. "Kirkus Reviews"

Teens who appreciate the old school romantic capers in the tradition of Charade and the Pink Panther movies will happily nuke a bag of microwave popcorn and settle in for an entertaining, kissing-intensive romp. "BCCB"

This enjoyable and exciting novel will thrill fans of chick-lit spy capers. "School Library Journal"

Filled with intrigue and suspense . . . The reader will hang onto its every word. "Library Media Connection"

This one is fresh and fun. "Booklist, starred review, on Also Known As"

Benway offers a rollicking take on the spy kids' premise, buoyed by fun characters. "Publishers Weekly on Also Known As"

Captures the trials and tribulations of growing up with wit and whimsy, humor and perception--making this novel a real joy. "Romantic Times Book Review on Also Known As"

The absolutely delightful cast of characters and snappy dialogue transform this book into a huge success. "School Library Journal on Also Known As"

I loved, loved, loved, "Audrey, Wait!" "Meg Cabot, New York Times bestselling author of Airhead and The Princess Diaries, on Audrey, Wait!"

A first novel with a voice that sings. "Publishers Weekly, starred review, on Audrey, Wait!"

Extremely funny. Will keep readers laughing as each sibling learns to trust another amazing power: the strength of sisterhood. "Publishers Weekly, starred review, on April, May, and June"

What do sisters and this fabulous novel have in common? Happiness, heartbreak, and hilarity. "Lauren Myracle, New York Times bestselling author of TTYL, on April, May, and June""

"Mystery, mayhem, and money blend into a deliciously dangerous cocktail." - VOYA

"Good fun . . . and will resonate with readers." - Kirkus Reviews

"[An] enjoyable and exciting novel." - School Library Journal

"Fresh and fun." - starred review, Booklist on ALSO KNOWN AS

"The absolutely delightful cast of characters and snappy dialogue transform this book into a huge success." - School Library Journal on ALSO KNOWN AS

"From the first page to the last, this compassionate, funny, moving, compulsively readable novel about what makes a family gets it right." - starred review, Kirkus Reviews on FAR FROM THE TREE

"Equally heartwarming and heart-wrenching." - starred review, Publishers Weekly on FAR FROM THE TREE

"Benway's intriguing premise and honest tone are a winning combination as she movingly portrays the growing trust between her characters." - starred review, Publishers Weekly on EMMY & OLIVER

"Heartfelt, funny, irreverent, and ultimately satisfying." - School Library Journal on EMMY & OLIVER

From Robin Benway, the National Book Award-winning author of Far from the Tree, comes a hilarious and romantic series about a normal girl . . . who just so happens to be a spy.

Being permanently based in a local New York City high school as an undercover operative has its moments, good and bad, for 16-year-old safecracker Maggie Silver. Pros: More quality time with her former mark-turned-boyfriend Jesse Oliver and insanely cool best friend, Roux. Getting to spend quality time with her semi-retired and international spy honorary uncle, Angelo. Cons: High school and the accompanying cliques, bad lunches, and frustratingly simple locker combinations.

But when Maggie's parents are falsely accused of stealing priceless gold coins, Maggie uses her safecracking skills to try and clear their names. Too bad it only serves to put her and everyone she loves in danger. Maggie and her "new team" flee to Paris where they must come up with a plan to defeat their former allies.