Max Remy wants to be a super spy. Anything would be better than living with her luvey mother. But when her mum farms her out to her crackpot aunt and uncle and their weirdo friend Linden for the summer, Max isn't exactly ecstatic. She's a city girl. Cows just aren't her thing. Luckily, though, she can hide in Spyforce, the imaginary world she has created. It's bursting with spies, adventure and thrills galore. In fact, there's not a pig in sight. But then Max discovers that her uncle's really a brilliant scientist, on the brink of inventing a machine that can transport people through time and space. Soon Max and the hapless Linden are joy-riding the machine to London, in search of Max's long-lost uncle. But when they get there, they find that the arch-fiend Mr Blue is after him as well. And a top-secret spy agency, remarkably like Spyforce, seems to have a role to play too. What's going on? And can Max and Linden rescue their uncle before Mr Blue drowns them all in a giant green jelly?
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`This is the fastest I have ever read in my whole life.' Cassie Stockbridge (12)
`I wish I could join Spyforce too.' Hannah Moffatt (7)
`I wish I could join Spyforce too.' Hannah Moffatt (7)
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After a trip to Africa where Deborah was caught in a desert sandstorm, harassed by monkeys and thrown in jail twice, she wrote the Max Remy Superspy series about a young girl and her new friend Linden, who are the youngest members of an elite intelligence agency called, Spyforce. This was published in the US as Spyforce. The Remarkable Secret of Aurelie Bonhoffen was inspired by her nanna's stories about friendly ghosts and was shortlisted in the Aurealis and Children's Book Council Awards and will be released in 2011 in the US as The Ghosts of Gribblesea Pier. She co-authored the Jasper Zammit (Soccer Legend) series with Australian soccer great, Johnny Warren and her latest book, Grimsdon, is about a group of lost children living in a flooded city with flying machines, sneaker waves and sea monsters. www.deborahabela.com
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