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Skeleton Key

An Alex Rider Adventure

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Alex Rider of Point Blank is back in another hair raising adventure. Although the 14-year-old has escaped great dangers and has twice saved the world, he now faces his most perilous foe. A Russian man with a huge grudge against the free world has a nuclear weapon and is threatening to use it. It’s up to Alex to stop him.

©2003 Anthony Horowitz (P)2003 Recorded Books Thrillers & Suspense Action & Adventure Mysteries Mystery & Suspense

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Thrilling Adventure • Exciting Action • Amazing Narration • Great Plot Twists • Sublime Ending • Engaging Storyline

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I loved the narrator. He made the story more interesting. The book is a really good. I highly recommend it for people who like action. And thriller.

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I enjoyed that alex was able to see Sabina at the end of the story

I love the suspension it brought at times

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I've been rediscovering this series after not reading it since high school when they were new. The stories hold up but the narrator... he leaves a lot to be desired. He carries most adult characters well, but it's hard to feel like Alex himself is actually a teen sometimes. His foreign accents are atrocious: In "Skeleton Key", for example, I easily forgot what nationality the main villain was supposed to be because the accent was just all over the place. Like he thought Russia was somehow also in South America? Be prepared for some cringeworthy attempts at a Chinese accent as well. Then in "Eagle Strike", he used a French accent but the character says "Paris" and pronounces the hard "-is" at the end. Another problem with the narration is that the recording microphone works a little too well, and picks up every minute noise that comes from his mouth (swallowing, lip-licking, and other wet mouth sounds). I could hold hope for an updated series of audiobooks with a more modern narrator, preferably younger or younger-sounding. But the narration does not detract from the stories themselves, which have been as good as I remembered them. Perhaps my earbuds are the ones that work too well.

Narration needs a modern update

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The story is fine for a YA story. But I got really aggravated by the annoying hum in the audio - sloppy engineering.

Good enough story, annoying audio hum

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You need to get this book its the greatest book of all time must getb

BEST BOOK IN THE WORLD

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