After a series of attacks, Alex's entire class is sent to be trained at the SAS training camp, to give them a degree of self sufficiency to help them defend themselves. Unfortunately for Alex, he has to go with them... and not get noticed as different.

Seven years since legendary teenage superspy has gone missing. His story revealed to the world, as well as his death. But there are still a few who believe it takes a lot more to kill Alex Rider.

Alex has been kidnapped again by the remnants of Scorpia. That was fine. He'd escape and return to his normal life, well, as normal as his life could get. But things are never that easy, especially for one teenage spy. Not canon compliant. Yassen is still alive.

The one day Alex breaks the habit of avoiding busy places is the day that changes her life.. Spilt coffee and crushed muffins.. FemAlex..

James SanLuca just wanted to be fit enough to work again, but a quite recouperation period is ruined when Fox turns up on his doorstep with a horribly wounded Cub. Can Wolf protect the unit thats become his family? This is an reupload because the first one was all code... oops!

When Alex's school is attacked by Scorpia, MI6 sends his entire class to SAS training camp for protection. Alex now has to juggle his secret and his prying classmates, and what happenes when Scorpia try's again.

Two months after being declared MIA, MI6 give up all hope that Alex Rider is still among the living - until the SAS stumble upon the now-eighteen-year old on a remote island. But can they truly rescue him when the enemy is pulling all the strings? NEW CHAPTER

Scorpia extracts revenge, but not in the way anyone would expect. Long story short, Alex is running for his life in San Francisco with the police on his tail & the public believing he is a terrorist. Everyone in the world knows his secret, but only the bad bits- what Scorpia wants them to know. With no one to turn to & no place to go, Alex is running out of luck. But he has a plan.

Second One Shot in the "Knowing Better" series or, also known as: the one where someone says 'I love you' for the first time and Alex finally lets go of his past... kind of. Also, Alex talks to himself in this one, a lot.

I promise it's better than the movie...but that is a very low bar to clear. (Therapeutic writing to cope with my disappointment.)

It had been a while since Alex had heard from them. He was starting to get back to having a normal life, being able to do things like a regular teen - make friends, study, play sports... but he, of all people, knew that his good times would be short-lived. If only he hadn't dragged his friends into his world on his return... [Post-Scorpia Rising AU sequel to 'Rider's Return']

Yassen Gregorovich normally didn't tolerate insolence or a poor job. But there was something endearing in the way the girl tried to act adult, but clearly failed (she still found time to make dirty jokes, though). She was bad at adulting but he could overlook the fault for other things, such as the way her lips felt against his…Or maybe he was just growing soft and stupid. A SERIES

Playing on my desire for a series of conversations between Alex and Yassen: After a mission gone wrong, Alex is being held hostage. While MI6 negotiates his release, Alex is stuck with one of the people he hates most.

All events of the Alex Rider books, but on a timeline with a rough approximation of date. Not completed yet, will be updated as the books go along. This is the 1995 version, meaning Alex was born in 1995 but if you believe in the 1987 version, this timeline can be translated over to fit that as well. All credit goes to sources (listed). As accurate as possible. Comments welcome.

In which Alex has nightmares and a crush, Tom provides a wingman and emotional support, and everyone learns new things. Add in an encouraging Jerry Harris, intrusive classmates, and a home life sharply veering towards disaster, and you have Alex's current situation. Alex/OMC (SLASH) Post-Scorpia Rising

Just a short talk I imagine cub would have after he's found at the bottom of the mountain

Ian Rider is not a family man. Nor one of sentimentality. But when John and Helen die, he is forced to take custody of his last living blood relative-his niece, Sasha. He doesn't have many soft spots, but one of them is her. Determined to shield her from the dangerous world of espionage by training her, will he turn her into the very thing he swore he would protect her from? AU.

After a Scorpia threat is made, Alex is sent back to Brecon Beacons. To his old unit. Could things get any worse?

Thrown into the world of espionage once more, Alex Rider has a new partner and unexpected ally in this world of shadows, mystery, murder, and betrayal. When your friends aren't really your friends and your enemies aren't really your enemies. Deeper summary inside. Original character. Rated T.

Snowball Effect: A situation in which something increases in size or importance at a faster rate. It started with finding Ian and Jack doing some very questionable acts and ended up with Alex in the hospital. AU. OOC. FAMILY. ONE-SHOT FOR NOW.

Alex Rider watches the Stormbreaker film with me. He is not pleased. (Phyll-and-doll already did a criticism of the film. This criticism will have the tone of Cinema Sins and much of what phyll-and-doll commented will be what I criticize, but with Alex). If you don't like people's opinions and general pissiness, this isn't for you. Alex will be answering questions and comments.

Alex wakes up in a cell with only the clothes on his back, a broken arm and a girl named Sarah. He has no recollection of how he got there or why he's there."The Surgeon" is his only clue to what's going on. And The Surgeon has anything but good intents for him. Alex is a subject of fascination to him; a freak of nature. And he will go very far to see what makes Alex so special...

First one shot of what I now call the "Knowing Better" series. You know, that one where Alex meets his other half, Vict and they live happily ever after...yeah, right. So, I promised some one shots before the third installment of the series and here they are! I strongly recommend you read "Should've Known Better" and "Does he Know Better?" before, or this won't make much sense.

Sequel to "Should've known better"! How did Alex move on from the events of the previous story? Has he actually moved on? Step inside to see how Alex tries to maintain the balance between belonging to a new family, starting college and not letting the events of his recent past mess with his present and, more importantly, his future.

Summary: Alan Blunt is dead. The real question is: Who did it? And why? Written for Big Bang (a few months late). No romance!