Max Remy Superspy 1 and 2 Bindup

by Deborah Abela
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Discover a top-secret world of Matter Transporters, Invisible Jets and Spyforce in the first two books about Australia's favourite superspy!

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In Search of the Time and Space Machine

Max Remy always wanted to be a superspy. But now that she and her new friend, Linden, are in the middle of a dangerous mission, and they're about to be lowered into a giant vat of green jelly, Max isn't sure the life of a crime-fighter is for her.

Spyforce Revealed

Max Remy has just been given a dream job, working undercover as a taste tester at a sweet factory. Max and Linden's secret mission is to foil Mr Blue's scheme to turn the world's children into zombies. Could a deadly struggle against an evil mastermind be the end of Max Remy, Superspy?

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by Deborah Abela on 27 August 2010

A Peak Behind Grimsdon: A Final Note for Edyn. 0 comments

I was contacted by the family friend of a young girl who had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. Edyn Fawcett, I was told, was a great kid who everyone fell in love with the moment they met her and who loved Max Remy. They asked if I could sign a book for her to help take her mind off the months of treatment and operations and hospital stays she was facing. The lovely Linsay Knight and Zoe Walton...

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by Deborah Abela on 26 August 2010

Not so Grim Grimsdon. 0 comments

I was really keen for Grimsdon not to be a grim, disaster novel – there have been a few post-apocalyptic films and stories in the last few years and even though my characters face a world that has changed, there is still a lot to be hopeful about, including the fact that these courageous kids will be our future. There are moments when the kids face kidnappers, where their lives are threatened by collapsing...

Editorial Reviews

"The two titles so far are action packed, comic speed reads ... Readers will no doubt enjoy the science eccentrics and fantastic gizmos that are crammed into the plot ... I've no doubt that youngsters will devour these books in single sittings." - Books for Keeps

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