I don't want Alex Rider to die but seriously a little less unbelievable stuff because this gets boring after some while. He has a distinct voice that makes me feel like I could pick out his writing anywhere, even if I didn't know who the author really was. After all, Alex is my favorite teen spy, and the one that truly kicked off a lot of the action-packed series that have since jumped on board. Anyhew, baddie gets bored and leaves with his posse of strong, dead-eye tribesmen, leaving his fiancé to watch Alex fall to his death. It introduces a detective by the name of Daniel Hawthorne - a rather dark and dangerous man whom I actually met on the set of Injustice.

I am not sure how many more of these Horowitz is planning on writing, but every time I finish a new one I cross my fingers that it's not the last.Alex has actually had a couple of months respite since his last mission in Australia ( Snakehead) and he’s beginning to think he may have finally put his relationship with MI-6 in the past. One problem I found was that unlike Snakehead and Scorpia there wasn't any of Alex's background even though it was gr8 :-) P. Investigating, he comes across a mock-up of a dead African village (which is later revealed to be where McCain and co. He nearly gets roasted alive, but somehow or another, he is immune to such things as toxic smoke inhalation and limps off homewards, all fine and dandy.

Manusia yang berlindung di sebalik organisasi amal namun sebenarnya menggunakannya untuk kepentingan sendiri. I’m plowing through them at a rate of one a month this year so, since it is August, this must be the eighth book in the series.They stop off at some African village-ey place for fuel, and as Indian spy is lecturing Alex, his brains get blown out by bad guy, who has also stopped for fuel. Alex Rider is a perfectly normal British teenager, except that he’s been unknowingly trained as a spy by his uncle, an agent of MI6 (the British equivalent of the CIA).