Everyone in Hale’s family is a spy, going way back. His great grandfather. His grandmother. Both his parents. They’ve all worked for the Sub Rosa Society, an elite, top secret organization—so top secret that new agents aren’t recruited; they’re born. |
There are some fun parts to this book, but it's a little too much like Spy Kids meets Alias. I enjoyed it enough to keep me reading, and I found it well-organized even in the most complicated final pages, but the character of Hale was too easily convinced to become a double agent. Not only this, but the ending does not come to a resolution. Perhaps that's because author Jackson Pearce and her publisher were more interested in selling the sequel.
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