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= = =__SCORPIA BY ANTHONY HOROWITZ__= by Anthony Horowitz. This is a series called Alex Rider and this is the 5th book in the series. Right now Alex Rider is in back in England and has to take use tutors to catch up on the work he missed because of MI6. missions. his teacher is also a teacher in his school and asks Alex if he wants to come with him and a few other kids to Venice. When Alex hears about Venice he says "yes" because on another mission of his where Yassen Gregorovich(an assassin) told him go to Venice and find Scorpia and you will find out about your dad and your destiny. Alex never actually met his dad properly because he was killed by MI6 when Alex was 3 moths old. *Note Alex never knew his dad was killed by MI6. So Alex decides to go to Venice and find more about his dad. Alex does nothing in Venice until till the last of their trip and sneaks into a party and almost gets killed, but luckily heard someone from Scorpia was going to Consanta Enterprises. so he decides to stay with his best friend and his brother so he can stay longer because his best friend is staying for longer than the rest of the group. Alex goes to his best friends(Tom) brothers house and tells them he is a agent for MI6. Then he asks Tom's brother to take to Consanto Enterprises. He makes it to Consanto Enterprises and again almost get killed but he finds someone who is gong to take him to the person he wants to meet. **I DON'T WANT TO TELL YOU EVERYTHING SO I WILL SKIP MOST OF THE STORY NOW AND TELL YOU THE MAIN STUFF... AND I SHALL LEAVE YOU IN SUSPENSE...** Alex meets this person for dinner and he is bought some fancy clothes by one of her employees. He is told after dinner about his father and now is convinced that he should join Scorpia because MI6 used him AND they were the ones who killed his father.

Read this book and finish and find out what Alex does eventually............

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