"Tys brother is in the NFL and they get chased by the mafia. Then they go to the super bowl where things get shaky."

Ty and troy play football and Ty plays receiver and Troy plays quarter back.
But they play for different teams and they are related but don't know. Troys is a play caller for the falcons. They payed him 10 million dollars. Then his father took it and ran away. Now he is betting it with gangsters. In
the end Ty's team bets troys for a champion ship. Then troy and Ty get kidnapped by the gangsters and troys dad is where they are hiding. Then the gangsters say they are killing the kids. As there sitting in a room they find out the are relatives. And Troys dad save them.

This was good book and i give it a 8 out of 10.

A very brave and genius football player. This is so exciting and couldn’t help myself run while reading. My kid loved to read this also since it talks about a sport for men. He love playing on it too. As we read each page, he actioned the scenes assuming that he was the actor of the story. ( )

Much better than the other work Green published this year, but he still faltered at the end and the action and characters still fell flat. ( )

Troy White is back, and headed to the 7 on 7 tournament at the Super Bowl between the Falcons and the Jets. He's the best quarterback in Georgia, and they are going up against a team with the fastest wide receiver in New Jersey... Ty Lewis. Ty's brother Thane is an NFL star, and Ty wants to be a winner just like his brother. The competition on the field gets tough, and the football scenes are (as always with Tim Green) extremely well-written, action-packed and easy to follow. Add in the Mafia, a family secret or two, the Super Bowl setting in Miami, and a few familiar football names, and this one's another winner in the Football Genius series! 6th grade and up. ( )