theres an automatic appeal for me since, im a law student. I can automatically conclude that I will probably be learning something from this book, while also using it as an escape. The book shows a close relationship between father and son, but doesn’t necessarily leave no room for a girl such as myself to see herself in the sons shoes, being close to her father, which is nice, and appeals to a larger audience. The age of the son also makes it more likely to relate to the character, which is a lot more fun. The criminal activities are A1, they’re amazing, they are extremely interesting, and the concept of finding answers, makes you think that there are even more questions that will need to be asked, and answered.