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Original Title:	The Reluctant Assassin
ISBN:	0141341750 (ISBN13: 9780141341750)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	W.A.R.P. #1
Literary Awards:	Carnegie Medal Nominee (2014), CBI Book of the Year Nominee (2014)

The Reluctant Assassin (W.A.R.P. #1) Hardcover | Pages: 321 pages

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​The reluctant assassin is Riley, a Victorian boy who is suddenly plucked from his own time and whisked into the twenty-first century, accused of murder and on the run.

Riley has been pulled into the FBI's covert W.A.R.P. operation (Witness Anonymous Relocation Program). He and young FBI Agent Chevie Savano are forced to flee terrifying assassin-for-hire Albert Garrick, who pursues Riley through time and will not stop until he has hunted him down. Barely staying one step ahead, Riley and Chevie must stay alive and stop Garrick returning to his own time with knowledge and power that could change the world forever.

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Title	:	The Reluctant Assassin (W.A.R.P. #1)
Author	:	Eoin Colfer
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	UK Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 321 pages
Published	:	April 11th 2013 by Puffin
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Fantasy. Time Travel. Adventure

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I loved this book than I did when I read it 4 years ago it was well written and I liked all of the characters they were really interesting. I really liked the characters especially Riley and Chevie I really liked how they were written Riley seemed like what he was a 19th-century boy and Chevie was so very interesting she was well written and perfect for the modern point of view even the villain's point of view was interesting to read. I really enjoyed this story I loved the time travel part of

July 2013: 4 stars (16 y/o)April 2019: 3.5 stars (22 y/o)Liking a book a little less than what you did 6 years back is not a bad thing, not a bad thing at all. It just means your tastes have changed, and youve developed a keener and more critical eye. RTC.Onward with book 2, then.

First in the W.A.R.P. (Witness Anonymous Relocation Program) sci-fi fantasy series for Young Adults revolving around Chevron Savano and young Riley and taking place in London between today and 1898.My TakeThis was fascinating! Colfer has completely twisted time travel and secret agents, coming up with a unique approach to both. He is an artist in his introduction of his concept for this story; his colorful, exotic characters; and, the mechanics of the traveling.Combine this with his descriptive

The concept behind The Reluctant Assassin caught me right off that bat! I mean, a witness protection program involving time travel? How could I resist?! The Witness Anonymous Relocation Program (W.A.R.P.) takes very high level and important witnesses from major trials via wormhole into the past where (or should I say when) the bad guys won't be able to get to them before it's time to testify. When Victorian era Albert Garrick, an illusionist and assassin, brings his "protege" Riley along on a

A delightfully quick sci-fi adventure for middle grades (and the 12 year old in the rest of us) - WARP 1 follows young and talented mis-adventurers, Chevie and Riley through time. It's a fun read that will have you cheering for them even as you might guess what will likely happen next. Neither of these protagonists start with a particularly promising background story - both are orphans, mostly alone, doing something they don't want to do. However, they manage to overcome their experience and

I have been a fan of Eoin Colfer's books for years. Especially his Artemis Fowl books (duh. no explanation needed there). There is no doubt he is my favorite author. Ever. Which he once again proves with The Reluctant Assassin. With this new start of this new series, Colfer didn't let me down one bit. I was so nervous I wasn't going to like it or god forbid hate it but I should've know it was going to brilliant like everything he writes.The Reluctant Assassin takes us to the year 1898 in London,

Despite a rocky beginning, it actually grew on me. By the conclusion was was fully engrossed and truly enjoying both the characters and the story. These redeeming qualities at the eleventh however weren't quite enough however, so it's a very solid three stars for me. I do believe that had my mood been different that my enjoyment would have reflected this, so I may come back to it at another time.