Anthony Horowitz to release 13th edition of Alex Rider series online amid lockdown

The United Kingdom remains one of the worst Coronavirus-hit regions in the west, as the country has recorded more than 25000 positive cases. As to curb the pandemic, the Government has announced a complete lockdown on public places like movie theatres, libraries, restaurants and churches. While Hollywood celebrities and social media influencers in the country are doing every bit in their capacity to entertain people during these difficult times, it seems celebrity authors like Anthony Horowitz are not lagging behind. The author is all set to release his book Alex Rider online. 

Anthy Horrowitz to release book online

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It was recently announced that the bestselling author of the Alex Rider series, Anthony Horowitz is all set to release his new book in April 2020. However, considering the coronavirus pandemic, which has forced people to stay in self-isolation at home, the author will release the new book online for his fans across the world. Titled Nightshade, the to-be-released book is the 13th novel from the Alex Rider series collection. The books' blurbs read "Alex Rider is sent by MI6 Special Operations to infiltrate a new and sinister organization known only as Nightshade. Alex is on his own, with the fate of thousands of people resting in his hands".

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As per reports, the much-anticipated launch will happen on April 2, through live streaming on YouTube. Anthony Horowitz will read the excerpts and will introduce the book. Anthony Horowitz will also interact with his fans, who can send their questions on social media using the hashtag #AlexRiderLive. Interestingly, 2020 also marks the 20th year celebration of Alex Rider.

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