Ark Angel by Anthony Horowitz
Genre: Adventure
Ark angel is the sixth installment of the "Alex Rider" series by Anthony Horowitz. This book follows teen spy Alex Rider as he confronts an Eco-Terrorist group know as Force-Tree, who threaten to destroy Ark Angel, the first hotel in space, the brainchild of billionaire Nikolei Drevin,and the British government. Alex is ordered two weeks R&R by his doctor for after being seriously wounded by a sniper's bullet. It just so happens that Nikolei Drevin's son Paul is in the room next to Alex, recovering from Appendicitis. When Force-Tree comes to kidnap Paul for ransom Alex springs into action, switching his room with Paul and being kidnapped himself. Only when he is about to have his finger chopped off does he admit his true identity. After his narrow escape, he is invited to come and spend two weeks with Nikolei and Paul on their private island in the Caribbean, which is just what the doctor ordered, but did he really order what happens?
Ark angel is the sixth installment of the "Alex Rider" series by Anthony Horowitz. This book follows teen spy Alex Rider as he confronts an Eco-Terrorist group know as Force-Tree, who threaten to destroy Ark Angel, the first hotel in space, the brainchild of billionaire Nikolei Drevin,and the British government. Alex is ordered two weeks R&R by his doctor for after being seriously wounded by a sniper's bullet. It just so happens that Nikolei Drevin's son Paul is in the room next to Alex, recovering from Appendicitis. When Force-Tree comes to kidnap Paul for ransom Alex springs into action, switching his room with Paul and being kidnapped himself. Only when he is about to have his finger chopped off does he admit his true identity. After his narrow escape, he is invited to come and spend two weeks with Nikolei and Paul on their private island in the Caribbean, which is just what the doctor ordered, but did he really order what happens?
Reviewed by Carl Puuri
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