Spotless

I'll keep this short. I just want to list all the good points this book demonstrated throughout its course:
- Likable heroine — she had her flaws and moments of idiocy, but they were mostly all logical, given her situation and limited experience, and they were eclipsed by her continuous shows of acuity.
- Good chemistry — the sexual tension might kill me and that's ok.
- Plot twists galore — maybe it's just been a while since I've read a spy-ish book, but I couldn't see many of these lil' surprises until they slapped me in the face. Then they slapped me again for good measure.
- Humorous — the homage to 99 cents romance novels will forever warm my cockles and hurt my nonexistent abs from indulging in their sheer hilarity.
- More “real” (as real as a spy-ish novel can get) — the attention to the more graphic areas of the book grabbed my attention and kept me from coasting through