Agent 21 - Chris Ryan Reviews
Description:ISBN 1849410070 /
Newest Review: ... unbelievable premise of MI6 using children as undercover agents - in this case in extremely dangerous situations, but once ... more
... you get past that idea, it is well written and believable. Top secret gadgets are really at a minimum here, training will become Zac's most valuable asset. The characters are well developed and very believable. I especially liked the fact that Zac was not a fearless hero. He was terrified in many parts - as any sensible person would be - but overcame fear.
Unlike Muchamore's book, Ryan's series has only one child agent. This is more believable, a single agent could be trained and kept secret much more easily than a coup...more
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by - written on 02/09/12, updated on 02/09/12 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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This was another book recommendation from Amazon - and once again dooyoo had a category for it, but no reviews, so I decided to rectify this as quickly as possible. Agent 21 is written by Chris Ryan. Prior to taking up writing, he spent ten years in the SAS, involved in overt and covert operations. He was the sole escapee of a mission gone bad in Iraq, was in charge of the sniper team in Northern Ireland, and later in charge of training and selection for SAS recruits, so he does have an insiders knowledge of of government organisations. He has written both fiction and non fiction books, but this series appears to be written for younger readers, and I feel ... Read the complete review
