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Skeleton Key
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Release date	8 July, 2002[citation needed]
Pages	336[citation needed]
Publication order
Preceded by; Point Blanc	Followed by; Eagle Strike

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Skeleton Key is the third book in the Alex Rider series, written by British author Anthony Horowitz.

Release Edit

The book was released in the United Kingdom on July 8, 2002^{[citation needed]} and in the United States on April 28, 2009.^{[citation needed]}}

Summary Edit

Reluctant teenage spy Alex Rider is given a job as a ball boy at Wimbledon, but after foiling a plot to net millions of pounds, MI6 forces him to investigate General Sarov, a Russian general who lives on the island of Skeleton Key, Cuba, with help from two CIA agents, Glen Carver and Belinda Troy. Now, he must uncover a plot to change the world and save millions of lives once again.

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Awards Edit

Red House Children's Book Award
Galaxy British Book Awards: The Children's Book of the Year
Lincolnshire Young People's Book Award
Blue Peter Book Awards: The Book I Couldn't Put Down
Salford Children's Book Award
Calderdale Children's Book of the Year Award

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Main Characters
Skeleton Key Characters
Alex Rider • Alan Blunt • Tulip Jones • Jack Starbright • Alexei Sarov • Sabina Pleasure
Other Key Characters
Joe Byrne • Smithers • Belinda Troy • Tom Turner • Conrad • John Crawley • Boris Kiriyenko

Skeleton Key

Release date	8 July, 2002^{[citation needed]}
Pages	336^{[citation needed]}
Publication order
Preceded by Point Blanc	Followed by Eagle Strike

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Skeleton Key (novel)

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