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Agent 21: Reloaded - Chris Ryan

  So we now turn to the legendary Chris Ryan for our action and adventure stories, he does tell a fast tale full of adrenaline!
  At some points the writing in my opinion was a little unrealistic, and one particular point at the end could was massively predictable, although during the ending sequences of the novel I was hoping for an alternate ending, an ending different to the one that I was expecting. This time my wish wasn't granted. All in all though the book does provide entertainment and I'm looking forward to the next book in this series. (I just hope that the events are completely new...)

8/10 Still good, still good. Is your Twitter account still good? If so then please head onto @TheOllyBookBlog If your account isn't good you could always use the comments... 

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