Charlie Thorne is intelligent, clever, inventive, talented, and gifted. Now it is her turn to save the world from evil.

After hacking into a company and stealing $40 million, the CIA noticed this extremely talented girl and blackmailed her into helping them solve a very important case. 

Albert Einstein created “Pandora” – an equation that could potentially destroy all mortal beings. Knowing that the equation will probably fall into the wrong hands, Einstein smartly concealed it in several codes scattered around the world. Now a group of terrorists are coming for Pandora. In a scramble to find the equation first, Charlie has to race from Antarctica to Europe and everything in between and crack the series of complex codes. The Teenager also has to struggle for survival in a world where no one can be trusted and fight to attempt to keep the last equation safe once and for all. 

How did I like this book?

I liked this one because it was very adventurous and sometimes hair-raising. I really love the thrill of a good book. In conclusion I would definitely recommend this book.

Who is this book for?

Kids 11 and older. It might be too scary for younger children.

Rating

10/10