Rating: 2.5/5 
 ***Minor spoilers*** 
 Before I get into this review, I'd like to say that there were a lot of issues with my ecopy of the book. There were no paragraphs so everything was a wall of text, some words were cut off, and there were page numbers randomly inside the text where the page breaks would be in a physical copy. These circumstances may or may not have caused my rating to be lower than it would've been otherwise. 
 Katarina (Kat) grew up quite abnormally. She is the daughter to two of the best art thieves in the world. As long as she can remember, she's been involved in this world. At the beginning of the book, Kat is at a boarding school after she decided that she wanted to leave that kind of life and live like a normal teenage girl. Except only 3 months into her life at this new school, she is framed for ruining the headmaster's car and is expelled, only to find out that her father is in danger because of something he didn't even do. 
 This is quite a lighthearted read, despite how tense the summary makes the book sound. I found the writing quite childish but it also contributed to quick, lighthearted feel of the book. It's a book aimed toward a middle grade/early teenage audience. 
 I think the biggest problem I had with this book is that I didn't feel connected to any of the characters. I felt like I barely knew the protagonist or any of the other characters. It made it hard for me to care what happened with them during the book or previously in their lives. I'm hoping that in future books we learn more about the characters. 
 Overall, I thought this book was an okay lighthearted read. Although I found the plot decent throughout, I wouldn't say that it was really my thing. If you're looking for something light and quick you can certainly give this book a try. I'll likely be reading the second book at some point since I own the third book.