Silverfin
By Charles Higson
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Synopsis
In the 1930s, young James Bond begins his schooling at Eton College. During the Easter holidays, he visits Scotland, where he and his friend Red Kelly investigate the mysterious disappearance of Red's cousin, Alfie. Their search leads them to a sinister castle on Loch Silverfin, where they uncover a dangerous plot involving unethical experiments. James must confront a powerful adversary to prevent a catastrophic threat from emerging.
About the author
Charles Higson is a British author best known for his exciting Young Bond series, which tells the adventures of a young James Bond. He also writes funny and spooky books for children, including the action-packed Enemy series. Charles loves making up gripping stories that keep readers turning the pages and wanting more.
Pages
371 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Published
2012
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