Charlie Thorne and the Royal Society by Stuart Gibbs | Book Review

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It’s a race against time…who will find Newton’s Discovery first?

After discovering Einstein’s, Darwin’s, and Cleopatra’s findings, Charlie Thorne, her half-brother Dante, and Milana are now on a quest to uncover Newton’s secret discovery. However, their mission comes with challenges as the CIA, and formidable adversaries are in pursuit. The trio must locate the discovery before it gets into the wrong hands.

I was excited to get my hands on this book because I absolutely loved the Cleopatra one by the same author. This book was packed with fascinating information about Newton and even James Cook, the famous circumnavigator. It was full of unexpected twists and turns that kept me hooked from start to finish.

The character Charlie was brilliant and had some incredibly courageous moments throughout the story. Dante provided excellent support, and Milana was intelligent and exuded a motherly vibe. Even Kenji, one of the enemies, was full of surprises despite his innocent appearance.

I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys thrilling treasure hunts and is a fan of Stuart Gibbs’ work.

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