Road to Wimbledon

 Alex was ordered to go to the most important tennis tournament of the year, Wimbledon. It is the most important tournament because at first it is played in grass and also because there it is where tennis started. That’s reason why all tennis players should dress up of only color white and all the audience should be formal. The job of the British spy is being a ball boy and the reason why the M16 Company is sending Alex to this famous tournament is because there he would find the accomplice person of Sarov. Wimbledon lasts two weeks and this two weeks Rider will be undercover. 

                Here in Wimbledon Alex meets a lot of boys and also a lot of girls that were also ball boys. This is when Alex starts to fall in love with a beautiful girl named Sabina but after all he remembered that he was not there to make friends, he was there because he had an important mission to solve. Scientists say that love can be managed by someone; it is managed by your heart. It is so true because Alex wanted not to fall in love with Sabine but he finally did. He was so in love with that beautiful ball boy that he not listen instructions of anyone, he even take Sabine to a room where all famous tennis players were, there a Chinese guard was looking horrible to Alex and it’s here were the British spy takes action and starts to follow him. The guard tried to kill Alex but he is so well trained that he find out a way to survive and return home.

                

Finally, until this point the book has been interesting at all but I think that these coming chapters will be the best because here is when Alex and some friends ride to Cayo Esqueleto. My final prediction would be that Sarov after all is not a dumb person, he perfectly knows who is searching for him and he also may know their tactics this is why Alex and company should be aware with which people they interact. Alex until this novel has fight and has given all to put a solution to any huge problem that’s why I have faith on Alex Rider because he has the ability to kill in his veins.