Hodder Cherub Series 1 Collection 5 Books Set By Robert Muchamore

The Hodder Cherub Series 1 Collection brings together five books by Robert Muchamore, following James and other CHERUB agents as they take on undercover missions where adults cannot operate. CHERUB is presented as a secret training ground for young MI5 spies, with children working to fight crime, crack codes and gather intelligence while staying under the radar.

Across the collection, James is sent into high-risk situations, from infiltrating criminal networks to investigating complex cases and operating in isolated locations. The missions described involve pressure, deception and serious consequences if an operation goes wrong.

Included titles

• Class A
• Divine Madness
• The Recruit
• The Killing
• Maximum Security

Key details

• Five-book collection
• Hodder CHERUB Series 1 set
• By Robert Muchamore

Synopses

Class A

Keith Moore is described as Europe’s biggest cocaine dealer, pursued by police for more than twenty years. Four CHERUB agents join the hunt as James and his friends attempt to infiltrate Moore’s hideout after repeated failures by undercover officers. The mission is presented as life-or-death.

Divine Madness

CHERUB agents uncover a link between an eco-terrorist group called Help Earth and a wealthy religious cult known as The Survivors. James travels to Australia for an undercover operation at the cult’s isolated outback headquarters, far from the nearest town. Posing as a new recruit, he faces intense pressure and the cult’s brainwashing techniques.

The Recruit

A terrorist is targeted through the everyday access created by children bringing friends home, allowing a CHERUB operative to bug rooms and copy files. James is recruited into CHERUB, described as a secret training ground for young MI5 spies. Away from the Children’s Home, he soon finds himself using his fighting skills against lethal adult enemies, where fear could expose him.

The Killing

When a small-time crook suddenly has big money, police want to know its source. James’s mission begins as a routine attempt to befriend the criminal’s children and gather leads, but the case becomes more complex than expected. The only person who knows the truth is a reclusive teenage boy who fell from a rooftop more than a year earlier.

Maximum Security

Arizona Max is described as a desert prison holding 280 child criminals, including the son of a notorious weapons dealer selling US missiles to terrorists. CHERUB aims to reach the parent by getting close to the child. For the first time, James and his friends are tasked with breaking someone out.