The name of this book is Skeleton Key, it was written by Anthony Horowitz. It was first published in 2002 by walker books in London This book is an adventure and spy book, and it is the third book from the Alex Rider series.
The story starts at MI6, England and then Alex is flown to Cayo Esqueleto (Skeleton Key which is a communist island which belongs to Cuba. The main characters in this story are: Alex Rider, General Sarov and Tom turner and Belinda Troy (two CIA agents). The book starts where two salesman fly to Skeleton Key to sell one kilogram of weapons uranium to General Sarov. The two threatened the General for more money. Once the salesman are on the plane the General then changes the lights on the runway and the plane goes into a crocodile swamp. A few weeks later Alex is tricked into another mission. He flies out with the two CIA agents to Skeleton key. Once they are out there, Tom turner goes to have lunch with a salesman and Alex and Belinda stay at a cafe. The salesman knows that Tom is not his friend and straps him up and pulls a gun on him. Luckily Alex had got onto the boat and blows up the petrol, knocks out the salesman and saves Tom. After that the two agents know they have to get onto the General’s mini island to find a bomb. They try the tunnel which is underwater by scuba diving and Alex is left on the boat, the two agents think no one knows about the tunnel. Unfortunately it is a trap and the two agents are killed, Alex goes down and sees where they were killed, he then returns to the boat and the driver is killed. General Sarov is there and takes Alex hostage and later is an inch from killing him. Alex finds out the General has a huge bomb and that he is going to do something terrible with it! What is he going to do??
Read the book to find out what happens!!
I really enjoyed the book as I like spy books and movies, and the book makes it easy to see it and picture in your head. I would definitely recommend this book. And Anthony Horowitz has definitely achieved his goal, and also the book was very well written as he drags you into it and makes you not want to put it down
I would rate this book 10/10
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