The General

CHERUB is a branch of MI5 focused on expertly training young agents to travel across the globe on top secret missions, hoping to earn higher ranks, ‘CHERUB agents have one crucial advantage: adults never suspect that kids are spying on them' is part of the blurb to every CHERUB book in the series, this being the tenth. James embarks on an American soldier-training mission, in a newly opened compound called Fort Reagan, located in the Nevada desert, with nine other fellow CHERUB agents and around thirty soldiers from the British Royal Air Force on his side.

I remember attempting to read this book a while ago, but getting bored of it some way in, now, reading through it again, I remember why I got so intrigued by the CHERUB series, and I recommend this book to others, even though many have probably already read the whole series, I have two more to read after this.