That was one of the best Goddards yet, and one had to read it without stopping (as far as possible). And every time, when you thought you knew where the story moves to now, there was again a totally unexpected twist. It took the breath right to the end.
From the back:
...Only after the stalemate is tragically broken do Nick and his Siblings discover why their father was bound at all costs to reject the offer. Their desperate efforts to conceal the truth drag them into a deadly conflict with an unseen enemy who seems as determined to force them into a confrontation with their family's past as he is to conceal his own identity...

RELEASE NOTES:

I left the book at BC Meet-up.

Picked up at the meet-up.

RELEASE NOTES:

Being taken to the meet-up this lunchtime.

Oh dear, it looks as though I forgot to journal this when I read it. Sorry!
It was an entralling book, involving old hidden secrets from the past that, if revealed would change the world for ever. Now this is what the Da Vinci Code could have been like if only Dan Brown was a better writer.

The blurb on the back of this book SO does not do it justice. It's an extremely good conspiracy novel, with enough death and deception thrown in to keep you turning pages without putting it down. Particularly glad I picked this one up - thanks for releasing it!

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

Will be left on the Platform 19 benches near Body Shop. I do hpe it's found and not thrown away, as it's an excellent book!

the book was found at waterloo station platform 19 opposite body shop read by whole family and will be returned to a train to dorset on 3/may/09

CAUGHT IN LONDON WATERLOO STATION LONDON UK