Maggie Hall
Maggie Hall indulges her obsession with distant lands and far-flung adventures as often as she can. She has played with baby tigers in Thailand, learned to make homemade pasta in Italy, and taken thousands of miles of trains through the vibrant countryside of India. In her past life, she was a...
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Maggie Hall indulges her obsession with distant lands and far-flung adventures as often as she can. She has played with baby tigers in Thailand, learned to make homemade pasta in Italy, and taken thousands of miles of trains through the vibrant countryside of India. In her past life, she was a bookstore events coordinator and marketing manager, and when she's not on the other side of the world, she lives with her husband and their cats in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she watches USC football and dabbles in graphic design.
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Avery's never known her father. But when a mysterious transfer student, Jack, shows up at her school, Avery learns all about his employers, her father's side of the family. They're one of the families of the Circle, a group that secretly runs the world. And Avery may be the answer to an old prophecy...
At A GlanceGenre: Young Adult; MysteryLove Triangle/Insta Love?: Love Triangle and Insta Love!Cliff Hanger: Kinda.Rating: 2 StarsScore SheetAll out of tenCover: 8Plot: 6Characters: 2World Building: 3Flow: 3Series Congruity: n/aWriting: 5Ending: 3Total: 3In DepthBest Part: Eh, idk. None of the above....
With its description as a YA Da Vinci Code, I went into this book expecting something fun and light with international adventure and some slightly out-there conspiracy, which is exactly what I got. However, the book starts with the main character, Avery, getting into the whole situation through what...
Quick review for a not-so-quick read. Usually Julia Whelan's narrations engage me enough to get through even the most tedious of books, but I still felt the burn listening to this book on audio. I had some try/fail cycles in picking this one up, finally succeeded in finishing the third time around, ...
I just finished reading The Conspiracy of Us by Maggie Hall this weekend. Books should come with warning labels: "WARNING: This book may cause your pulse to rise""WARNING: This book is the first in a series- don't get too attached. The next one doesn't come out for YEAR"Yep. You read that right. Thi...
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