Stormbreaker (Alex Rider)

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Yassen then tells Alex that Sayle had become an embarrassment to his employers, and that Alex should forget about him, but Alex refuses, saying that the killing of Ian means they are still enemies. His bicycle was where he had left it, leaning againstthe wall, and gingerly, half hopping, he made for it.

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He also learns that Ian had borrowed several books about viruses, and assumes that Sayle plans to use the Stormbreaker network to release a computer virus into the UK's computer network. Alex initially refuses to cooperate but agrees when they threaten to not renew the visa and deport Jack as a result of her visa running out seven years prior. Gregorovich explains he had to kill Sayle because he had become an embarrassment to the people Gregorovich works for. Fourteen-year-old boys, the sons of wealthy and famous men across the world acting just like robots. The major themes of the novel include coming to terms with death and mortality, and the need to harness the power of technology for good rather than evil.

British author Anthony Horowitz’s young adult novel Stormbreaker follows the adventures of a British teenager as he tries to stop a deranged millionaire from inflicting a biological virus on English schoolchildren through computers. Alex Rider's is debut mission is packed with bonus material - including an extra Alex Rider short story, a letter from Anthony Horowitz, and much more! When he had arrived at Brookland School, hisgentle looks and accent had quickly brought him tothe attention of the school bullies; three hulkingsixteen-year-olds. When one of the agents drops a metal case, he is promptly shot dead by Yassen and falls into the sea. As he starts the jeep, several other jeeps start to pursue him as the cargo plane starts to take off.

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Inside there was a desk andchair, a couple of sofas, in the corner a fridge, on thewall a couple of prints. He draws the gun he took from a guard back at Sayle's mansion and fires blindly at the Stormbreaker computer being used to activate all the rest, destroying it.In the distance a bulldozer coughed intolife, then roared down on a battered Ford Taurus, itsmetal claw smashing through the window to scoop upthe vehicle and carry it away. His eyesflickered open, but for a moment he stayed completelystill in his bed, lying on his back with his head restingon the pillow. London Published by Puffin Books, a division of Penguin Putnam Books for Young Readers, 2002 Published by Speak, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.