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A review by kdurham2
The House of Secrets by Tod Goldberg, Brad Meltzer
3.0
Hazel and Skip Nash have always lived in the shadow of their famous father. A father who spent a majority of their lives on television trying to crack the mysteries and conspiracies of the United States. In the first chapter of the book, their father dies and they spend the rest of the book finding out how it happened and learning more about their father than they ever knew.
This book was definitely one of those conspiracy theories were you have to read closely to make sure you don't miss anything. I love these books every so often because it really stretches my brain to catch all the details. I loved going down one road and it maybe dead ending or leading to another road or clue.
If you enjoyed the Dan Brown adventures then this one will fill that void.
This is my first Brad Meltzer book, where should I go next?
This book was definitely one of those conspiracy theories were you have to read closely to make sure you don't miss anything. I love these books every so often because it really stretches my brain to catch all the details. I loved going down one road and it maybe dead ending or leading to another road or clue.
If you enjoyed the Dan Brown adventures then this one will fill that void.
This is my first Brad Meltzer book, where should I go next?