Book Boy Review

I, Q, the Series Review

By Roland Smith

    

I, Q is an amazing, thrilling, action novel series, with a sprinkle of James Bond-like action in it. The first book, Independence Hall, is about stepsiblings Q (Quest) and Angela, whose newlywed parents are the lead singers in a really popular band, Match. They’re all going on a huge tour to promote their new album, Rekindled. They’re heading for the first concert in Philadelphia. But when an old roadie/friend, Tyrone Boone, joins the band’s crew in the middle of Nevada things start to get crazy. Q and Angela will learn the truth about Angela’s supposedly deceased mother, Malak, a skilled Secret Service agent while being chased all through Philadelphia. In the second book, The White House, their parents will be performing a concert for the President himself, but when Q, Angela, and Boone find out there are spies in the White House, they get to work to bust them and protect the President’s daughter, Bethany. Finally, in the third book, Kitty Hawk, the terrorists from Book 2 make their escape. Luckily, Q, Angela, Boone, and the rest of their team chase after them, splitting up to chase different trucks heading in different directions. These three books are great for reading in the backseat of your car on a long road trip, while hanging out at home, or wherever else you are. I can’t wait for the fourth one, titled The Alamo.  Once you read the first three, I’ll bet you won’t be able to wait either.