The Boy Who Knew Too Much
by Jeffrey Westhoff
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Pub Date 18 Nov 2025 | Archive Date 8 Oct 2025
Ringtale Publishing LLC | Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA), Members' Titles
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Description
For Brian Parker, spy novels were an escape. Now they're a survival guide.
On a high school trip to Europe, Brian and his best friend Tim like to play "Spot the Spy". But when Brian stumbles across a dying man with a cryptic message that plunges him into a dangerous international conspiracy, he quickly learns this is anything but a game.
In order to unravel the truth behind a cutting-edge weapon called Prometheus, Brian teams up with Larissa, the daughter of the scientist responsible for the tech. They must navigate a world he's only read about-one full of shadowy figures and uncertain allegiances, all while on the run from a ruthless freelance operative known as Matthias Skyrm.
With time running out and lives on the line, Brian must figure out who to trust and how to stop a plot that reaches the highest levels. Can a high school spy buff survive the real world of espionage, relying on skills he learned from his favorite novels, or will his story end sooner than expected?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9798990455627 |
| PRICE | US$13.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 320 |
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Average rating from 5 members
Featured Reviews
I thought this worked well as a tense and suspenseful atmosphere that I was looking for in this type of book. The mystery of this worked well overall and was hooked from the thriller, the characters had that feel that I was looking for and was glad they were so well done. Jeffrey Westhoff has a strong writing style and thought the overall feel worked in the story.
The adventure races along with non-stop thrills and action sequences worthy of the author's literary & cinematic heroes. The effort that Westoff has put into creating the world of the fictional spy, Foster Blake, shows how much love & affection he has for this genre. It’s cleverly constructed, and teenage Brian is the perfect foil for the suspicious miscreants determined to complete their devious plot at any cost.
I knew this was a book for me from just reading the author’s introduction, and I wasn’t disappointed. It’s a joy from start to finish and I wish I had discovered this when it was first published!
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