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Conspiracy 365 January By Gabrielle Lord: Summary

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“Conspiracy 365 January” , written by Gabrielle Lord, is a kind of creepy story where a 15 year old boy named Callum Ormond misses his father who died of a mysterious disease. The genre of this book is thrillers/fiction. There are many different settings of this book. All the settings of this book are at Callum’s house, the cemetery, and an old worn down house. All actions in this book took time in the month of January.
Callum Ormond is 15 year old boy. Callum is a very focused hard-working guy that all he is focused on is figuring out what caused his dad’s death. Callum is the brother of Gabbi, the son of his mother, the nephew of Rafe, and is Boges’s best friend. Callum is the main character in the book. Throughout the whole book dangerous …show more content…

Gabbi is Callum’s little sister. She is hurt in the book and is in the hospital. Rafe is Callum’s uncle. Rafe is a very mysterious man who seems to know a lot more than he is telling. Mum is Callum's mother. Mum is very upset about her husbands death and is trying to find and hunt down her son.She just wants to protect her children. Boges is Callum’s best friend. Boges helps him and is always there for hm this whole time he is being hunted by police. The kidnappers kidnapped Callum at the cemetery . The kidnappers wanted to try and find out more about the Ormond mysteries. Jennifer Smith is a doctor that called Callum and claimed that she had something from his …show more content…

But he really didn't do either one of those things. So he is now being chased by police because they think he did those things. This problem was never really resolved because by the end of this book he is still being hunted down. This is a continuous series and you will never know the resolution to this problem till the very last book. By the end of the end of the story Callum ends up getting captured again, but by different people. They interrogate him like the last people that captured him. They wanted to know the same things as the other people, but as he told the last people he did not know a thing. These people unlike the other people try to kill him. Since he doesn’t know anything they put him in an oil tank and fills it to the top of it with oil to try and drown him in

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