Freedom: The Spy Who (Kind of) Liked Me

Between unexpected feelings, bought loyalties and the Russian mafia, young spy Paige has to decide if it's worth believing in heroes - and discover if, perhaps, she could be one too. Paige Nolan is an unusual young woman: fluent in several languages, a black belt in several fighting categories and divided between three boyfriends (why stick to just one?). But she also has a cynical side... After all, her parents are human rights activists, journalists accustomed to exposing the excesses of dictators and the like. So she should have known that playing hero in a diner in the middle of nowhere would end badly. Now she's being courted by a top-secret spy agency. The mission? Rescue Sean Raynes, one of Paige's heroes, now living in Russia. Aware of the hidden agendas of global governments and corporations, she would hardly want to bring back from exile the man responsible for exposing the unconstitutional espionage techniques used by the U.S. government. Even though half the country considers him a traitor, the agency—and the mega-hot spy Madden Carter—have privileged information about the girl's parents. The same parents she believed had died in the Turkish countryside while pursuing a tip about terrorists threatening defenseless nuns...