Conspiracy 365: March by Gabrielle Lorde

It has been a few days since February ended, but Callum finds himself trapped on a subway track. In the previous two books, teenager Callum Ormond has been told that he must live for 12 months without dying by a mysterious man. Subsequently, Callum discovers files from his father who died of a mysterious disease. The files lead up to something unknown called the Ormond Riddle, which he believes to be a legacy left by his very old relatives. After searching for the legacy, Callum figures out that he is not alone in his search for the legacy and that mastermind criminals Vulkan Sligo and Oriana de la Force are trying to solve the Ormond Riddle. After Callum is accused of killing his sister and uncle, he runs off and is wanted by the FBI. In the previous book Conspiracy 365: February, Callum is closer to finding the legacy and after following clues finds himself at a subway station. In Conspiracy 365: March, Callum escapes the subway and goes down a secret tunnel thanks to his new friend Repro who found him on the subway rail in danger. Join Callum and Repro on their adventures, trying to beat criminals in finding his family secret. Callum endures many challenges such as being bitten by death adders and merely escapes abductions as well as close encounters to death.

The book was very exciting and did not disappoint me. I thought that the Conspiracy 365: January and Conspiracy 365: February books were very exciting, but this tops them both. Callum is always doing something exciting, and is always being trailed by criminals which leads to excitement throughout the whole book. This book is great for people who love action-packed books. I would also recomend this book for anyone who likes puzzles or riddles. Callum finds clues to the Ormond Riddle and is trying to solve them himself, but you can also have fun doing this. The book has pictures of drawings that are clues to the Ormond Riddle. For me, it was very fun to look at these clues and try to figure out for myself what they meant, and the importance they had. I would rate this book 4.5 out of 5 stars since I really enjoyed it.

Gabrielle Lord, is a 68 year old Australian author who lives in Sydney, Australia with her daughter and her four granddaughters. You can tell she lives in Australia since Callum calls his mom “mum” in the book. She is thought of as “Australia’s first lady of crime” and has written many bestselling novels on crime and forensics. She is the bestselling author of this bestselling and award winning series, The Genna Lincoln Series, and the Jack McCain series. Many of her books have won awards such as Shattered, Death By Beauty and Death Delights which won the Ned Kelly Award for best crime novel and Davitt Award for the same thing. She is an author who continues to come up with great exciting books. Will Callum survive for another month and solve the Ormond Riddle before his competitors can? Read Conspiracy 365: March to find out.

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