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Model Undercover: London by Carina Axelsson felt like a very contrived novel. Axelle Anderson is a fashion model, but she prefers mysteries (solving them). It has been three months since her last case in New York and Axelle is itching for a new mystery. Axelle is hired by the Tallulah Tempest. Her brother, Gavin, is a fashion photographer and he was recently attacked. The police believe it was a random mugging, but Tallulah believes it was a deliberate attack. Her theory is proven when Gavin’s flat is also searched. Someone is searching for something! Gavin had given Tallulah a flash drive which she gives to Axelle. It contains photos from a shoot on fashion designer, Johnny Vane. There is one pic of an old photograph on the flash drive. Why does someone want to hide this old photo? Axelle sets out to find out what is so important about the photo and who is behind Gavin’s attack.

Model Undercover: London is a young adult novel. Unlike a lot of young adult novels, this novel is definitely not for adults (too immature). We get pages of Axelle thinking (about herself, her looks, boys, modeling, and a little bit about the mystery). The novel felt fake. I give Model Undercover: London 2 out of 5 stars. The novel lacked depth (lacking in details). I just found the book to be boring (and the mystery was so simple). There was not enough mystery in this mystery novel. There are other books in the Model Undercover series, but this novel can be read alone. Information from the other books are repeated a few times in this novel (especially at how well Axelle did at solving the mysteries).

I received a complimentary copy of Model Undercover: London from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review of the book.


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Model Undercover London Carina Axelsson Books Reviews

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REVIEW BY Michaela, age 11 years, 8 months

MAY CONTAIN SPOILER

This book was pretty good if you like mystery novels. It has some romance parts in it. I think that anyone will keep reading it to the end to find out what happens!

My favorite character is Jane because every one is a little crazy, including her. She reminds me a bit of myself.
I have read 3 of books in this series, and they are fabulous. Carina's writing is spot on. Axelle is so funny and smart, and through her eyes you see the fashion world taken with a grain of salt. The cases are all unique and have their own twists and turns, which keep the stories exciting and fresh.

In Model Undercover London, Axelle is on the heels of a killer who put one of her friends into hospital. Exciting, twists and turns to keep you guessing, lots of fabulous fashion and a bunch of laughs. This is a series that will be loved by any age group.
Not having read the earlier books I was surprised that our model is so young. Axelle is a teen model still at school, and she does modelling with the support of her efficient mother, from their home in London. Being a smart and sensible young lady, Axelle wants to go to college, and she doesn't spend hours preening and primping. Instead she devotes time to helping others as a serious crime is brought to her to investigate by a fashion blogger.

A photographer was mugged on Westminster Bridge and he is in a coma. His work camera was stolen which contained images from his shoot with an upcoming male designer. This sparks a long involved hunt for details and backgrounds, reopening recent historical tragedy and unearthing family tensions. Some readers will perhaps find the exploration too involved, or not care about a previous generation, but it's a good reminder that fashion of today does not exist in a vacuum but builds on the fashions of yesterday. I found the mystery quite suitable for more mature teens and for adult mystery fans.

We get great information about the work of modelling and the people involved; the jargon, the accessories such as a zed card, the time consuming casting sessions with no guarantee of work. A shoot with a young rock star is made all the better because Axelle is unimpressed by the guy, who normally has girls falling at his feet. I think the author, a former top model, has done young women a service by depicting her bright and talented heroine as a normal interesting girl who likes nice food, wears glasses at home and has good friends. Long may Axelle grace the pages of Teen Chic magazine. I'll be looking out for her next mystery.
I downloaded a copy from Net Galley for an unbiased review.
Model Undercover London by Carina Axelsson felt like a very contrived novel. Axelle Anderson is a fashion model, but she prefers mysteries (solving them). It has been three months since her last case in New York and Axelle is itching for a new mystery. Axelle is hired by the Tallulah Tempest. Her brother, Gavin, is a fashion photographer and he was recently attacked. The police believe it was a random mugging, but Tallulah believes it was a deliberate attack. Her theory is proven when Gavin’s flat is also searched. Someone is searching for something! Gavin had given Tallulah a flash drive which she gives to Axelle. It contains photos from a shoot on fashion designer, Johnny Vane. There is one pic of an old photograph on the flash drive. Why does someone want to hide this old photo? Axelle sets out to find out what is so important about the photo and who is behind Gavin’s attack.

Model Undercover London is a young adult novel. Unlike a lot of young adult novels, this novel is definitely not for adults (too immature). We get pages of Axelle thinking (about herself, her looks, boys, modeling, and a little bit about the mystery). The novel felt fake. I give Model Undercover London 2 out of 5 stars. The novel lacked depth (lacking in details). I just found the book to be boring (and the mystery was so simple). There was not enough mystery in this mystery novel. There are other books in the Model Undercover series, but this novel can be read alone. Information from the other books are repeated a few times in this novel (especially at how well Axelle did at solving the mysteries).

I received a complimentary copy of Model Undercover London from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review of the book.