1. America's Secret King
Authors: Milo Dennison and Lois Cantwell
Illustrator: Paul Abrams
First Published: November, 1986
ISBN: 0-812-56257-7 (American), 0-812-56258-5 (Canadian)
Length: 64 pages
Number of Endings: 10
Plot Summary: The discovery of a secret room in an attic leads TJ and Marti
Linderman, the children of Blackstone's cousin, to try to find a previously
unknown American artifact - George Washington's crown.
My Thoughts: This is a really, really dumb book. There's not much more I
can say about it. The idea isn't very interesting and its execution is
rather poor.
2. The Secrets of Stonehenge
Author: Milo Dennison
Illustrator: Paul Abrams
First Published: November, 1986
ISBN: 0-812-56259-3 (American), 0-812-56260-7 (Canadian)
Length: 64 pages
Number of Endings: 9
Plot Summary: Tom and Alice Kingsley travel with their father, a history
teacher, to Stonehenge where they meet Blackstone and search for Druids.
My Thoughts: While better than the other book in the series, this is still
a fairly weak gamebook. Because of its short length there are a lot of
abrupt endings, and the story never goes anywhere terribly interesting.