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Genre: Realistic Fiction
Genre: Realistic Fiction
By: Tim Green
By: Tim Green
Reviewed by: Jason Meadwell
Reviewed by: Jason Meadwell
Synopsis
Synopsis
Twelve year-old Ty lost his parents at a young age due to a car accident and now has to live with his older brother, Thane, who is an NFL star for the New York Jets. Ty gets to travel with Thane and attended a lot of behind the scenes activities that go with Thane's job. One day the FBI arrives at his Uncle Gus's door step and Ty realizes that his Uncle is passing Information to the Mob. The FBI thinks that Thane is involved, but Ty knows differently and wants to set things straight. Just when things are looking better for Ty, the Mob shows up again. This time in the form of the dad of a teammate who kidnaps them while at a playoff game in Florida. Ty might never be able to escape thugs and criminals.
Twelve year-old Ty lost his parents at a young age due to a car accident and now has to live with his older brother, Thane, who is an NFL star for the New York Jets. Ty gets to travel with Thane and attended a lot of behind the scenes activities that go with Thane's job. One day the FBI arrives at his Uncle Gus's door step and Ty realizes that his Uncle is passing Information to the Mob. The FBI thinks that Thane is involved, but Ty knows differently and wants to set things straight. Just when things are looking better for Ty, the Mob shows up again. This time in the form of the dad of a teammate who kidnaps them while at a playoff game in Florida. Ty might never be able to escape thugs and criminals.
Rating
Rating
I gave this book four stars out of five because this book was a great read and was very interesting. It had a lot of heart racing and intense moments. There were also a couple of sad moments in this book.
I gave this book four stars out of five because this book was a great read and was very interesting. It had a lot of heart racing and intense moments. There were also a couple of sad moments in this book.
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