The House of Secrets (2016) by Brad Meltzer and Tod Goldberg starts with the death of Jack Nash, world-renowned host and creator of the long-running “House of Secrets” TV series. 

That TV show investigates the meanings behind various symbolism, alleged secret codes, and conspiracies around the world.

The deadly car crash leaves his thirtysomething daughter, Hazel, injured and unable to remember exactly who she is.

The plot revolves around Hazel’s efforts, with the help of older brother Skip, to discover her father’s past and recover her own. 

Weirdly, Hazel is some kind of badass, street-fighting anthropology professor.

Unlikely?

Sure. 

Like Dad’s TV show, this book is full of historical mysteries. Hazel fits right in.

It’s got something to do with Benedict Arnold’s Bible. 

George Washington was devastated by the betrayal of one of his best friends.  I learned that here. 😀

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