LitPick Review
16 year old Evan McAllister's rich dad never gave him any money, afraid Evan would become a spoiled brat. So desperate for some money, Evan steals stuff from his dad's company to sell online. Then his dad is wrongly accused of a murder. Evan could clear his name but only if he reveals his own crime. Unwilling to face his dad's punishment Evan decides to find the real killer but gets involved in the dangerous world of international crime in the process.
Opinion:
This book had an interesting story but the way the first person narrative was written made it kind of hard to get into; at times it's rather jumpy, and drifts off the topic. But the story is good and worth trying to get into. I'd recommend it to teens who enjoy mysteries.
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