Here’s the news you’ve been waiting for: The title, cover and plot of Spy School #14!

I have received a lot of messages from a lot of people wanting to know about this book. So I will not draw things out any longer. Here is the new cover and title:

And here is the synopsis:

When the seasoned adult spies of the Hale family mysteriously disappear on a mission to China, Ben Ripley and his fellow spies-in-training head east to discover what happened to them—and find themselves up against a villainous plot that will take them from the skyscrapers of Shanghai to the ancient ruins of the Great Wall to the remote regions of the Gobi desert.

It will be available on October 6. Click here to pre-order it! (Although a lot of sites may not have it ready for pre-order yet. They will soon, though.)

Now, here are the answers to a few questions I am sure I will get:

That’s it? That’s all the information you are going to share with us?

Yes. The less you know about a book before you read it, the more fun it is the read. I don’t want to spoil anything.

Can’t you tell me anything else? Even if I ask nicely?

Sorry, no. And if you send me an email or post a comment asking for more info, I will simply direct you back to this page.

Will there be an exclusive edition of this book with bonus content?

Probably, although that isn’t guaranteed yet. If there is, I will post about it.

Now that you have written Goes South, Goes North and Goes east, will there be a Spy School Goes West?

I don’t know. Strange as it might seem, I write the titles of my books last, not first. I wrote this book because i wanted to set a book in China, not because i wanted to call a book ‘Spy School Goes East.’ That title just ended up working better than any of the other options.

4 thoughts on “Here’s the news you’ve been waiting for: The title, cover and plot of Spy School #14!

  1. I like your books alot. But I was wondering, are Dash and Violets personalities the same as the way they are potrayed in Space Case

  2. Mr. Gibbs,
    I’m genuinely so excited for this book to come out. But one question, do you ever plan on writing a book set in Korea? I’m a half Korean and it’d be so cool to see my culture incorporated into one of your books.

    Thanks, Noah

  3. Noah –

    I could certainly write a book in Korea some day. I can’t guarantee that though.

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