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Cherub # 2: Class A

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After Cherub: the recruit came out i thought it looked good and i went and bought it. Little did i know that i would have finished it within six hours, as it was the best book i've ever read, until its sequel came out Cherub: class A. Cherub: class A is about a cocaine dealer named Kieth Moore who receives cocaine from South America, and then sells it throughout England, using tennagers as the delivery boys. James Adams, who is a CHERUB agent (children used as spies by British Intelligence) is sent to Luton where Kieth Moore lives along with his friends Kerry Chang, Kyle Blueman and Nicole Eddison. He makes friends with Junior Moore, Kieth's son, and Kerry makes friends with Dinesh, an Indian boy whose dad works with Kieth. Lauren, James' sister comes to Luton for a few days on her birthday and in the process helps James and Kerry infiltrate a factory where all the cocaine was being developed. This led to many arrests, and Kieth went to Miami with his son, who invited James to come along. There a South American group called Lambayeke attacked Kieth, Junior and James, and Junior and Keith were both arrested with gun wounds, james was taken to the Miami home of John Jones, an MI5 agent.

The ideas of Robert Muchamore are fabulous, and if you have read the Recruit, read this, if you haven't read the recruit read them both!

or those of you missing life after alex rider this is the book for you!
this book is the excellent sequel to 'the recruit' by robert muchamoore- an original tale of child spies who live in the real world. this sequel follows the story of JamesAdams (formerly James choke) and his new life at cherub. this book is rich and original - a breath of fresh air after the gloom and doom of scorpia. the characters in this sequal are vibrant and relaistic and believable. i'll try not to give away too much about the nature of this latest cherub book but involves drug smuggling and lots of action! die hard alex rider fans and new readers alike will enjoy this cracking book as James, lauren, kerry, amy, bruce and kyle return once more and re just as entertaining as in the recruit. i would definitely recommend buying this book as it has lots of re-readability. overall this book deserves 5/5. (...)