Josiah’s Reviews > Your Code Name Is Jonah > Status Update

That's an intriguing ending. It show that in the spy game, you can't take every crazy chance, or you'll get hurt and be sidelined during the excitement you signed up for in the first place. A budding Ethan Hunt must be judicious in which risks he chooses.

That driver looks too much like Jervis the caretaker from the previous book! I won't trust them.

This book badly wants me to take an ADHD approach to the investigation. No! I'm staying here and following up my lead with Hans Klein. I can't pick up and run every time new evidence pops up.

I need to sit still a minute and pursue a singular lead. Let's hear what the whale song tapes are like.

Hans Klein is the last person to see DuMont before his disappearance. I'd better interview Klein immediately.

One more Choose Your Own Adventure before I retire for tonight. This is far from Edward Packard's signature piece, but it's fun enough as a low-key spy gamebook.

I believe he knows my code name. I'll give it up.

Well...I really had no right to withhold DuMont's communique from the U.S. president.

Eh...it's kind of weak to throw a paltry loyalty test at you and then, after you pass, declare the case was already solved.

This section has a Who Killed Harlowe Thrombey feel!