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Review: S.I.G.M.A. 1: Web of Spies

Kids as heroes, solving mysteries and crimes under the noses of adults, goes way back – well before the likes of that 'Famous Five', the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew. Web of Spies is bestselling adult thriller author, Tim Ayliffe's first foray into middle grade fiction territory and this book will hit with a bang – particularly for fans of Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider series.

Review: S.I.G.M.A. 1: Web of Spies

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Kids as heroes, solving mysteries and crimes under the noses of adults, goes way back – well before the likes of that 'Famous Five', the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew.

Web of Spies is bestselling adult thriller author, Tim Ayliffe's first foray into middle grade fiction territory and this book will hit with a bang – particularly for fans of Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider...

He trains every day, reluctantly accompanied by his friend George's drone, and is feeling confident he can redeem himself this year.

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Kids as heroes, solving mysteries and crimes under the noses of adults, goes way back – well before the likes of that 'Famous Five', the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew. Web of Spies is bestselling adult thriller author, Tim Ayliffe's first foray into middle grade fiction territory and this book will hit with a bang – particularly for fans of Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider series. He trains every day, reluctantly accompanied by his friend George's drone, and is feeling confident he can redeem himself this year.

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  • This gruesome discovery sets off a chain of events that quickly unravel Ollie's life and everything he thought was the truth – particularly about his father, who has been missing for the last ten months.
  • Together with George, and wannabe journalist friend, Ella, Ollie sets out to find answers to his questions.

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