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The secret room tucked away from existence in the basement was about the missions his father have done and the secrets about the targets. It was so cool I image it to be like a murder investigation board. Also, their was a lot of name in the board, which I think we would know what will happen

After discovered that his dad was apart of the CIA. Afterwards, he was visiting his dead grandparent house for memories. In this flashback, it was about the fun times with his grandparents playing with him. Meanwhile, his mom was gone for mystery reasons. Suddenly, he found a secret room tucked away from existence in the basement. Will Ryan found out about the truth about his dad? Or will his dad still be a mystery?

This book is really exciting. Many sentences are plot twists, or foreshadowing, which makes us read each and every sentence like we are detectives. While reading this book, I felt that every sentence was a reference I didn't realize was a hint at the future. I think the character Tasha is a spy of some sort, as the last few pages state that she is on a different, "real" mission. I wonder who she is working for.

This book remind me of the comic Alex Rider, about his parents training him to be their apprentice. This also happened in the this book Ryan Quinn's father is also training him to be his apprentice. However later in this story, his father was involved with the CIA. It is such a mind twist because we see a teenager life with changes, like his father and mother training him and other in the story later on.

So far I think that this book is pretty good. It holds your attention and has lots of action.

I have noticed that the author loves writing action scenes. He writes big, suspenseful fights or crazy scene, and then he ends almost every chapter with a cliff hanger

This book is going well so far, It was easy to get wrapped into and I read a lot of it.