Tag: Espionage

• Review of “Point Blank”

  Alex Rider, Espionage, MI6, Spies, Thriller

  Recently, I shared my review of Stormbreaker, the first book in the Alex Rider series by Anthony Horowitz. Continuing the series I am back with a review of the second book, Point Blank. Much like the first book, it opens with Alex getting into trouble. This time he has utilized his skills to help with…

• Review of “The Sisterhood”

  CIA, Espionage, Women’s History Month, Women’s Rights

  This particular book I found at my local library in a display for Women’s History Month. The Sisterhood by Liza Mundy tells the story of the women who work or have worked for the CIA which makes it highly appropriate for such a display. It opens with a bit of background on the origins of…

• Review of “Stormbreaker”

  Alex Rider, Espionage, MI6, Spy, Thriller

  I’m not usually a fan of spynovels. Typically, they’re not my cup of tea. That being said, the first time I read Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz I had trouble putting it down. Since then I have reread it several times, again just recently, and have also read most of the rest of the series. For…