Zach's Lie (Zach's Lie, 1)

This is a great book for school-age readers 11-17 and adults who don't care for 800 page novels with complicated plots and sub-plots. This is a straight-forward story of a family that has to go into the witness protection program. Zach has problems adapting to a completely new home and lifestyle. Drug smugglers are searching for the entire family while Zach's father is in FBI Custody. Suspenseful and well-written.

Loved this book and so did my 14 year old foster son.

My middle school students are really enjoying this book!

amazing book amazing quilaty

This is a great book! It is written for young teens however, I love it! It has a great line up of characters and you will fall in love with all of them. Every kid and their parents should read it! Jacks Run is the sequel and it is amazing also.

When Jack Osborne's father was arrested for drug trafficking, and some men broke into their home and terrorized Jack's mother and sister, Jack had no idea just how much their lives were about to change. Entering the Witness Security Program was the first step, which included changing their names and where they lived. Leaving all their friends, their home and their lives behind, Zach, his mother and sister moved to the small town of Elko in Nevada.Zach found it difficult to adjust to his new life, unlike his mum and sister. They adapted well, while Zach found it hard to make new friends at the local school. But he was befriended by Sam, the school custodian, and a girl in his class, Catalin. But he made an enemy of Peter. Unaware that danger was not far away, Zach rigidly kept his past to himself. But would that continue?Zach's Lie is the first in the Zach's Lie series by Roland Smith, and is a fast paced YA adventure, filled with mystery, tension and threats. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and will look for #2 in the series soon. Recommended.

My Kids are enjoying the book.

I've read this before and I wanted to give it to my son to read! Can't wait till he finishes the book.

Nice

Haven't finished this book yet.

book ok