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Point Blanc by Anthony Horowitz is the second book in the Alex Rider series. Teenage superspy Alex Rider infiltrates the enigmatic Point Blanc Academy in the French Alps to uncover a sinister plot involving clones and a megalomaniac scientist, Dr. Hugo Grief. With action, gadgets, and suspense, Alex must race against time to expose the truth and prevent a global catastrophe. This gripping blend of espionage, adventure, and teenage heroism will keep readers on the edge.

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Point Blanc

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ANTHONY HOROWITZ

211

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Point Blanc by Anthony Horowitz is the second book in the Alex Rider series. Teenage superspy Alex Rider infiltrates the enigmatic Point Blanc Academy in the French Alps to uncover a sinister plot involving clones and a megalomaniac scientist, Dr. Hugo Grief. With action, gadgets, and suspense, Alex must race against time to expose the truth and prevent a global catastrophe. This gripping blend of espionage, adventure, and teenage heroism will keep readers on the edge.

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Point Blanc by Anthony Horowitz is the second book in the Alex Rider series, where teenage superspy Alex Rider is on a thrilling mission. The story starts with two billionaires' mysterious deaths, leading Alex to infiltrate the enigmatic Point Blanc Academy in the French Alps. Here, he uncovers a sinister plot involving clones and a megalomaniac scientist, Dr. Hugo Grief, aiming for world domination.

Packed with action, gadgets, and suspense, Alex must race against time to expose the truth and prevent a global catastrophe. With themes of good versus evil and a gripping narrative, Point Blanc is a captivating blend of espionage, adventure, and teenage heroism that will keep readers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. As Alex navigates the treacherous world of international espionage, he must rely on his wits, skills, and the support of his allies to overcome the challenges he faces.

With unexpected twists and turns, Point Blanc is a thrilling and fast-paced read that will appeal to fans of spy novels and action-packed stories alike. The book's blend of high-stakes adventure and relatable teenage protagonist makes it a compelling and entertaining read for readers of all ages.

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