Swift and Hawk: Cyberspies

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An explosive new spy series for Alex Rider fans who love breathless plot, cutting-edge tech and action-packed adventure. >> Selected as The Week Junior's Top 5 Action-Packed Adventures >> "A gripping, ingenious, thrilling read that you won't be able to put down!" M.G. LEONARD, bestselling author >> "Swept me away into a world of cyber espionage, robots and gadgets." JENNIFER BELL, bestselling author Two teen spies. One explosive mission. When their families mysteriously disappear, Swift and Hawk, teen experts in AI and robotics, are recruited by the top-secret Moebius Programme. Plunged into a life-and-death rescue mission, Swift and Hawk must race from hidden tunnels beneath London to the sinister island of Spokelsoy, straight into the hands of a deadly enemy... Praise for Swift and Hawk: Cyberspies "Smart, tense and exciting, Swift and Hawk swept me away into a world of cyber espionage, robots and gadgets that would make even Q envious! A brilliant, breathless thriller." JENNIFER BELL "Loved Swift and Hawk: Cyberspies, a high-octane, high-tech teen spy-fi thriller that left me breathless. Buckle up!" JAMIE RUSSELL "A gripping, ingenious, thrilling read that you won't be able to put down!" M.G. LEONARD "Packed with mind-boggling gadgets and superhuman hacking skills, this tense spy thriller is pure escapism. [...] A futuristic, middle-grade page-turner with wide appeal." BookTrust "Do NOT even pick this up . . . unless you can handle nanobot nightmares, unchecked AI, dangerous VR, and terrifying IRL wolves (and fatbergs)." JON SCIESZKA "What a rush - non-stop computer hackery, car chases, kick-ass fighting and international baddies. Great fun!" ALASTAIR CHISHOLM "A brilliantly written spy mystery, with a fast-moving plot, characters that leap from the page, and a cornucopia of coding and tech to keep young readers riveted." ANNA MAZZOLA "Great for fans of the Alex Rider series by Anthony Horowitz, this series has more of a gender balance with Zen being present as the rational, clever and skilled fighter of the pair, bringing some strong girl vibes." ReadPlus "Full of twists and turns which will keep the reader on their toes." ReadingZone, Book of the Day "Slick, tense and insanely exciting, Swift and Hawk is action-packed and adrenaline-fuelled from the get-go..." A Word About Books

Logan Macx is rumoured to be an ex-spy formerly with the British Secret Intelligence Service, specialising in cyber communications and unexplained events. His whereabouts are unknown at this time but he is in periodic communication with the ghost writers of this series - Edward Docx and Matthew Plampin. Say hello at @LoganMacx1. Edward Docx is a bestselling novelist, screen writer and journalist, whose second novel, Self Help, won The Geoffrey Faber Prize and was longlisted for the Man Booker Prize. His novels are translated and published all over the world. Find him at @EdwardDocx. Matthew Plampin is the author of four acclaimed historical novels. His most recent novel, Mrs Whistler, was shortlisted for the 2019 HWA Gold Crown and was chosen as a book of the summer by the Sunday Times and the Mail on Sunday. Say hello at @MatthewPlampin

Smart, tense and exciting, Swift and Hawk swept me away into a world of cyber espionage, robots and gadgets that would make even Q envious! A brilliant, breathless thriller. * Jennifer Bell, author of Legendarium * Loved Swift and Hawk: Cyberspies, a high-octane, high-tech teen spy-fi thriller that left me breathless. Buckle up! * Jamie Russell, author of SkyWake * A gripping, ingenious, thrilling read that you won't be able to put down! * M.G. Leonard, author of Beetle Boy * What a rush - non-stop computer hackery, car chases, kick-ass fighting and international baddies. Great fun! * Alastair Chisholm, author of Orion Lost * Do NOT even pick this up . . . unless you can handle nanobot nightmares, unchecked AI, dangerous VR, and terrifying IRL wolves (and fatbergs). * Jon Scieszka, former National Ambassador for Young People's Literature and author of The Real Dada Mother Goose *