The Spook's Tale / Interception Point

The Spook's Tale / Interception Point

by Mark Walden (Author), Mark Walden (Author), Joseph Delaney (Author)

Synopsis

The Spook's Tale - How would you like to train as a spook? I need a brave lad for my line of work...The Spook keeps the County safe from creatures of the dark; things that suck your blood and snatch your bones and squeeze the breath from your body. When young John Gregory stumbles into the trap set by a powerful witch, it seems he may possess some spook's skills of his own. But is he ready to face the dark or will his first fight be his last?Interception Point Otto and three fellow H.I.V.E students are on an urgent mission. A top secret therm optic suit captured by security services must be retrieved before the forces of 'good' analyze its technology. Only the suit is being transported to a secure facility on a high speed armored train with the latest automated defense systems. Otto and Wing devise a plan to retrieve it, but Laura and Shelby have a plan, too...The race is on to get to the suit first. But as the train speeds through the mountains of Europe, it becomes clear that this might just be one...elaborate...trap. Higher Institute of Villainous Education.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 128
Edition: World Book Day ed
Publisher: Bloomsbury / Random House Children's Books
Published: 05 Mar 2009

ISBN 10: 0955944600
ISBN 13: 9780955944604
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: How did the Spook become a Spook? Find out in this terrifying tale. Four HIVE pupils compete in a high-speed chase across Europe to retrieve a top secret villainous gadget now in the hands of the 'goodies'.

Author Bio
Joseph Delaney is a retired English teacher living in Lancashire. He has three children and seven grandchildren and is a wonderful public speaker available for conference, library and bookshop events. His home is in the middle of Boggart territory and his village has a boggart called the Hall Knocker, which was laid to rest under the step of a house near the church. Mark Walden spent ten years producing video games for a living before finally deciding that perhaps it was time to do some 'real work'. His first book H.I.V.E was selected a winner in Richard and Judy 'Best Kid's Books Ever', Paramount optioned the film rights, and it has now been chosen as one of ten titles to feature in Booktrust's Booked Up scheme to give every secondary school child a free book. He has followed this success with two further titles in the extraordinarily brilliant H.I.V.E series. Mark lives in Hampshire with his family.