WARP: The Reluctant Assassin
by Eoin Colfer (author)
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Product description
It all began with the FBI and WARP (Witness Anonymous Relocation Programme). Hiding witnesses in the past to protect the future – until now . . .
Riley is a Victorian orphan, hurtled into the twenty-first century and on the run from his evil master . . .
Albert Garrick, the terrifying assassin-for-hire pursuing Riley through time, along with . . .
Chevie Savano, the FBI’s youngest and most impulsive special agent.
As Garrick relentlessly hunts them down, Riley and Chevie face a desperate race to stay alive and stop Garrick from returning to his own time – armed with knowledge and power that could change the world forever.
Product Details
Format
Hardback
ISBN
9780141341750
Publisher
Date published
April 11th, 2013
Lexile measure
880L
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Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 6.0; Middle years; 13.0 points
Other details
- 304 pages
Condition
New
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bookaholic202
on 7 March 2014I usually like Eoin Colfer’s books but this really was a let-down. I couldnt relate to any of the characters.
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bugzy72
on 19 April 2013its such a good book cant wait for the next one
AngelofDeath
on 9 March 2014
Very exciting, and thrilling, but not as good as the Artemis Fowl series.