Book 1 of the Coordinator Files Trilogy. When your family is kidnapped and a powerful AI is targeted by enemy agents, you must follow the clues, crack the puzzles, and outsmart the traps.
You come home to an empty house. Trashed. No parents. No sister. No explanation.
Now you’re on your own. And if you want to see your family again, you’ll have to follow the clues they left behind, crack the codes, outsmart your enemies, and stay alive.
From Mysterious train stations to sabotaged planes and hidden labs, you’ll face 21 heart-pounding chapters packed with secrets and danger. Along the way, you’ll solve 18 story-driven puzzles. Ciphers, logic traps, wiring diagrams, memory games, and more—each one drawing you deeper into a conspiracy that could shake the world.
Your mission is clear:
Find your family. Expose the truth. Solve to survive.
When you return home to find your family missing and your house ransacked, a single overheard message confirms your worst fear: they’ve been taken—and you’re next. Armed with nothing but your wits and a string of hidden clues, you set out on a breakneck rescue mission that will lead you through abandoned lockers, coded messages, and high-security traps. Along the way, you’ll uncover your parents’ secret lives, dodge Russian agents, escape a sabotaged plane, and break into a hidden lab housing a powerful AI that everyone wants to control. With 18 puzzles embedded in the story and decisions that shape your path, Silent Extraction is a fast-paced, interactive thriller where only you can crack the code.
Puzzles to Solve:
The adventure spans 21 action-packed chapters, with 18 interactive puzzles woven directly into the story. Each puzzle challenges readers to think critically using STEM-inspired skills—ranging from ciphers and mechanical diagrams to sequences, deduction, and logic-based challenges. Designed for curious minds who love cracking codes and unraveling conspiracies, Solve to Survive blends thrilling narrative with brain-teasing fun. Best suited for independent readers ages 8 and up, though younger adventurers can still enjoy it with support.
