Warren is the bellhop in a dilapidated old hotel, and although he is the heir to the hotel, his nasty uncle and aunt run the place. Warren's aunt spends her days searching the hotel for the mysterious and powerful All-Seeing Eye, rumored to be a magical object of great power. Gradually, more and more people arrive at the hotel to search for the All-Seeing Eye, and Warren must unravel the clues left by his ancestors to find it first!

I loved this book! The design is elaborate and the plot is mysterious. I loved the characters and the writing style. I flew right through the pages, and enjoyed the suspense and action in every chapter.

Warren is such a likable and interesting character! I really appreciated his curiosity, his resilience, and his love for the hotel. He feels connected to his parents and to his ancestors through their shared history in the hotel, and it gave the story a lot of depth to have that heritage.

I loved the puzzles and secret codes in this book! I loved the rich history of the hotel, how it was first built, and the mystery surrounding the All-Seeing Eye. The plot takes so many twists and turns, and I was surprised and in suspense right up to the last page.

The art design is incredible! There are only three colors, black, white, and red, but the artwork and designs are so elaborate and cleverly done that you barely realize that there are so few colors. There are full page illustrations at the beginning of each chapter, and smaller illustrations throughout the other pages. It really adds to the story, and immerses the reader into the world of the hotel.

I can't wait to read more books in this series!

Disclaimer: I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for a free and honest review. All the opinions stated here are my own true thoughts, and are not influenced by anyone.