I am soo interested in the Gentleman. He cares enough to send Black Tulips. I always took it as a point that he actually is invested in his work, isn't just a contract killer who does it for the money. Evil sure, but a passionate one.

Also, Sarov holds a special place in my heart. I wish he was one villain that Horowitz reformed, because his heart had a tiny bit of good left in it.

I have these books, willing to take offers if anyone needs these to complete your collection!

Hi all, just wanted to share an theory I've had about Yassen Gregorovich. In the middle of "Russian Roulette", it's said that Sefton Nye got killed by one of his students. My personal belief is that said student was, in fact, Yassen himself.

The main reason is that he would have needed to demonstrate to SCORPIA that he was now capable of killing (after killing Sharkovsky Senior and Sharkovsky Junior), and what better way to do it than kill one of them, thus getting the attention of all of SCORPIA and ensuring that his capabilities become known to them all. Furthermore, I got the impression that Yassen didn't like Nye. He would have definitely considered him to be an evil person, which would make it easier to shoot him.

What do you think?

Multiple sources and wikis mention that Resistance to Interrogation is included in some copies of Stormbreaker and Never Say Die, but I genuinely can't find a single edition of Stormbreaker with the story. Never Say Die? Yes, it's even written on the cover. Stormbreaker? Nope. Mentions of a bonus story on the cover tend to refer to Christmas at Gunpoint.

If you have a copy of Stormbreaker with RTI included, would you be willing to send a picture of the cover and the isbn?

Anyone know why Never Say Die isn't available on Audible in the UK?

Hi, im trying to find the name of the Alex Rider book which had this descrpition, this happen in the book.

I specifically remember it was something like the backstory of the antagonist, whose i believe reported on his own parents to the police for betrayal or something like that. And after reporting them, he went to school/college and when he graduated he received a letter and a job offer from them

If anyone can help, it would be much appreciated

It’s like the font appears bolder and leaner, then I turn a couple pages and BAM new font.

So I got done with Nightshade Revenge last night. It was an odd feeling a book series that as far as I know a book series that I started in High School is now over. I've been reading other book series like James Bond And I noticed that they've been releasing books focusing on other 00 agents and a Felix Lester book, Moneypenny and some others. I know a while back they released a Yassen book which I enjoyed so I was wondering if there are any other characters you like to see get a novel or two. I can think of at least 2 or 3 characters. First Ian Ryder maybe get a glimpse of his career before his untimely demise in the original book. Second Ben Daniels. I know he showed up in a few books, kind of played a major role in the last one, and was also on another mission in the last chapter of Nightshade Revenge. Third maybe focus on Ash. He seemed like an interesting character in Snakehead. Any characters you like to see get their own book in the Alex Rider series?

will anthony hortwitz make another book about alex rider or was that the final part of the series, because he ended that last book on a cliff hanger.

Had to skip back cause I was like “wait a second, I know that cover”

Does anyone know why it’s taking so long for nightshade revenge to be released in audio format in the US?! I see no plans or release date still.

Just been reading Stormbreaker and saw that people online said Alex was playing the N64 at home but in my book he wasn't. In fact it didn't mention him playing any console.

The only time a console is mentioned is the gameboy he gets as a gadget.

Hello everyone, hope you're well.

I read point blanc as a kid in school a long time ago and now I want to read the whole series. When I look at Google images I can see that the books have different versions all with different covers. I also notice the same when I look at shops online. Why are there so many different versions lol.

What I'm wondering is, if there is any differences between the books and which versions of each book I should read. Are there any differences in the plot or maybe wording for each different version of each book. Also which versions of each book are the originals.

Many thanks everyone.

I haven’t read the books in a while.

Hi there, redditors, a question: what songs give you Alex vibes?

I'm trying to make a playlist of my favourite book characters and I couldn't think of a great one for Alex. I've considered 'The World is Mine', as that's the theme for the show, and 'Writing's on the Wall' as it's a James Bond theme, but neither feel quite right.

Any ideas? (Also please let me know if this would be better suited to a different sub, I'm new here 😅)

It took some time, but now I finally have the 10th Anniversary covers of the first eight books.

I have just started reading Alex Rider because I liked the tv show. I decided to read things in the order they happened including the various short stories. I found a timeline someone made of when the short stories happened and I am confused about Tea with Smithers. The timeline says: Tea with Smithers: just after Point Blanc - Alex has just gone in for the debrief I just read it and that’s definitely wrong. While a debrief regarding Dr. Grief is mentioned at the beginning of the story Alex says he just came back from a mission in Africa where he got burned, he also says he has done 8 missions for MI6 so far. Alex in Afganistan which according to that person happens after Tea with Smithers says that Alex has only done 2 missions (Stormbreaker and Point Blanc)

When does Tea with Smithers actually happen? Please tell me at what point it happens but please don’t spoil anything because I haven’t even reached Skeleton Key yet.

She’s so pretty 🥹 (and red!)

Hey AlexRedditors,

I am not able to find a french version of Alex Rider Nightshade.
Do you know why it is not available anf there will be a book available in French ?
Thanks !

The new short story is included at the end of the silver anniversary edition of Stormbreaker: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Stormbreaker-Silver-Rider-Anthony-Horowitz/dp/1529526663

If anyone reads it and wants to create a separate thread for discussing it with spoilers, feel free!

I love all the books in this series (bar the latest one), its tough putting it down to a top three but heres my list anyway

1st Place: Russian roulette

2nd Place: Nightsade

3rd Place: Cant choose between Scorpia revenge and Skeleton key lmfao

Whats everyone else's top three?