The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. #2) Hardcover | Pages: 384 pages

List Appertaining To Books The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. #2)

Title	:	The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. #2)
Author	:	Mark Walden
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	January 29th 2008 by Simon Schuster Books for Young Readers (first published August 20th 2007)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Adventure. Fiction

Chronicle Supposing Books The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. #2)

HOW FAR WILL OTTO GO TO PROTECT HIS FRIENDS? Otto Malpense and his friends thought their first year at the Higher Institute of Villainous Education was the most adventurous and exciting that they would ever encounter. They were dead wrong. When Otto and Wing are allowed off campus to attend Wing's father's funeral, they have no idea it's a trap, all part of a lethal plan organized by Cypher, the most ruthless supervillain any of them have ever known. He intends to use them to retrieve the Overlord Protocol, a device that has the capacity to help him take over the world. But when things go terribly wrong, Otto will stop at nothing to hunt him down and make him pay. With the help of Laura, Shelby, Raven, and his former nemesis, Dr. Nero, Otto must find a way to defeat an enemy that has overcome some of the planet's most infamous villains without even breaking a sweat. Because if he doesn't, the world as they know it will be changed forever.

Declare Books In Pursuance Of The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. #2)

Original Title:	The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E.)
ISBN:	1416935738 (ISBN13: 9781416935735)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.hivehub.co.uk/#/home
Series:	H.I.V.E. #2

Rating Appertaining To Books The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. #2)

Ratings: 4.22 From 9227 Users | 332 Reviews

Discuss Appertaining To Books The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. #2)

Continuing the story from H.I.V.E., Walden takes his readers back to the school for supervillians in an action-packed sequel. This second outing takes readers out of the Higher Institute of Villainous Education as the anti-hero Otto's best friend Wing explores the strange connection between his family and Dr. Nero, H. I. V. E.'s principal. Well-paced and action-packed, the book screams "great beach read!" providing that readers are familiar with the first book. Like a good action movie, Walden

The Overlord Protocol (H.I.V.E. Book 2) by: Mark Walden was an exceptional book. Just when you thought it couldnt get any more exciting than the first book, youre blown away by the second book. I very much enjoyed reading this book. The story line always kept you on your toes, and the plot twist really added to the story. This book goes further into the characters and gives you more insight on them, so you get to know them more. The characters are all likable, with all likable traits and

A very fun book, not deep. Probably kind of junior high which is about my reading level for fiction.

Better than the first one, still a few too many cliches although more "Jason bourne" / "Mission Impossible" now, than pure "James Bond" villain. Much better use of the characters with some development, and back ground for a few of them fleshing them out so they don't all sound like one and the same person.Good story, with some nice twists, most of which were telegraphed in the prologue. Skip that, and you'll probably have a nice read, with some surprises.

Otto agrees to put his escape plans on hold to go with Wing to his father's funeral. Nero gives the boys permission but sends Raven along to ensure Otto doesn't try to escape. Laura picks up a transmission about the assassination of Otto and tells Nero but it is too late to warn the trio and the attack has terrible consequences. Meanwhile back at HIVE, an uprising is about to take place.Ooh the action comes thick and fast in this book again! The drama unfolds when Laura discovers the impending

Action packed, with multiple deaths and twists on tow.It's a highly entertaining book. Much better than the prequel. When in the prequel the readers were simply introduced to Otto Malpense and his friends, as well as how clever he is according to people around him. (I believe clever is a bit understatement here.) Anyway, this book proved that Otto may be the main character, but it doesn't mean that he always have to be in the spotlight.This time, it revolves around the amulet that Wing (and also

So much happened in one book! I wish there was more of a focus on the classes and drama between students, but hopefully that's to come. There's a lot of action and some pretty funny dialogue exchanges. It was a fun book to read. I love Number One as the arch enemy. (Though I keep having flashbacks to the TV show Secret Agent Man. "Who does number 2 work for?") I really want to find out who the parents of Nigel, Wing, and Otto are. I was hoping that a certain character would be revealed as Wing's