What did you like most about this book?

[Chidinma Dijeh]

I enjoyed the book's blend of adventure, suspense, and heartwarming moments.

[Maren Eze]

What I liked the most about the book was the determination Richard showed to find freddie. It was really admirable.

[Maren Eze]

The book actively addresses the theme of identity, and provides a fresh look on the human life and interpersonal relationships. The portrayal of problems and diverse characters and Richard Spradlin’s persistence and courage to expose the kidnap of Freddie in Lagos greatly enriches the show.

[Nuel Morgan]

What I loved most about it was the settings. The settings in the book are quite astounding. It is something I know that I liked very well about the book. It is what I like the most.

[Nathaniel Bassey 1]

What stood out to me in this book was Richard's relentless determination and bravery. His unwavering commitment to navigating the dangers and complexities of Lagos to uncover the truth about Freddie’s disappearance made the story both compelling and inspiring.

[Laura Jackson 4]

What I loved most about this book was how, in addition to the main mission of finding Freddie, several other impressive events unfolded. One of the most important moments was when a teenage girl was rescued from human traffickers, emphasizing the story’s depth and the unexpected difficulties the characters faced.

[Jennifer Bells]

I love the risk factor in the book. I also love the search in the book. I also love the actions in the book. I enjoyed the book.