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Skeleton Key
Alex Rider is now an IMDb TV/Amazon Original Series!
Alex Rider is an orphan turned teen superspy who's saving the world one mission at a time—from #1 New York Times bestselling author!
Alex Rider has been through a lot for his fourteen years. He's been shot at by international terrorists, chased down a mountainside on a makeshift snowboard, and has stood face-to-face with pure evil. Twice, young Alex has managed to save the world. And twice, he has almost been killed doing it. But now Alex faces something even more dangerous. The desperation of a man who has lost everything he cared for: his country and his only son. A man who just happens to have a nuclear weapon and a serious grudge against the free world. To see his beloved Russia once again be a dominant power, he will stop at nothing. Unless Alex can stop him first. Uniting forces with the CIA for the first time, teen spy Alex Rider battles terror from the sun-baked beaches of Miami all the way to the barren ice fields of northernmost Russia.
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Reviews
I really enjoyed the book it full of action and tons of other things but it wouldn’t want to spoils it
By NoraS75
This is a great read if your into action, spies, and cool gadgets. It is one of the better books in the series and I would recommend it to anybody.
By (3)3;&(7$)3;3)4'a,dnek#dmejj
This book is a real disappointment
By refael2004
This is a very good book. I especially love that Alex works with the CIA. My only complaint about the book is that it was slow moving for the first one-hundred pages. Otherwise, it was a very good book just as the rest of the series. I recommend this book for 12 year olds and older. -Little Young Me 🤗
By (galaxy_dreamer)
This is probably the slowest moving of the Alex Rider series. It usually takes a while for Alex to get into his mission, but in this book he isn't in Cuba going after his enemy until over 100 pages into the book. The beginning drags and sorta scared me into thinking this wasn't going to be a good book. But, in the end, it's amazing!
By Bluedotve