A book I really enjoyed from the 1st trimester was I.Q. Book Two: The White House. The book was written by Roland Smith and is the second edition in the I.Q. series. It has the same characters like step siblings Q and Angela, their famous musician parents Blaze and Roger, ancient roadie Boone and his dog Croc, and also features chapters that focus on Angela's biological mother. A secret service agent who's acting as an international taerrorist in an organization called the ghost cell. This book is an action/suspense novel with a new surprise in every chapter. The book cosintently delivers a new twist that falls seamlessly into the story.
The characters develop dramatically throughout the series but this book is what really kicks it off. Q becomes more mature and able to handle the tougher situations. Angela becomes stronger in the face of danger and she becomes more able to cope with her mother's secret. Boone and Croc reveal signs of their supernatural powers and some of the former mossad villains turn face. Eben and Everett, the two antagonists from book one, become allies. Everything changes in this book which makes the reader have to continue the series from book one and made me want to continue reading the series beyond book two and into books three and four
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