Yassen never told anyone how he felt about the Riders. But his actions speak volumes about his feelings. For SpyFest 2019 Week 2.

"You're a handsome boy, aren't you Alex?" Mr Blunt asked him enquingly. Alex blinked slowly. Though he wasn't entirely sure what he had been expecting, this certainly wasn't it. He didn't say anything. "We have a problem Alex. One which we think you may be rather good at solving." Alex is sent to infiltrate an underage prostitution organisation.

Alex feels like he's falling apart with the weight of too many secrets. He goes to Yassen for help. For SpyFest 2019, Week Two.

Here's a fact to start off with: Alex Rider should be dead. (for Spyfest 2019, Week 2)

Alex is unintentionally reminded of an event from his past that he realizes Ben can never know about - at least, not the details. Written for SpyFest 2019 week two.

Everyone has different coping mechanisms for dealing with the weight of classified information and horrific experiences, both common things in their line of work. One day, Alex learns how the SAS soldiers are taught to cope and finds a bittersweet surprise. One-shot. Written for Week 2 of SpyFest 2019.

When we kill someone, we kill a little piece of ourselves too. It's a shame nobody told Alex that something comes to fill up that space. For SpyFest 2019

No one has ever asked the sergeant of Brecon Beacons exactly how he names his soldiers. For SpyFest Revival, Week One.

On a medically leave, Wolf expected nothing out of the ordinary; however, Wolf would be shocked to learn of what would happen on a boring, normal hunting trip. Or not so normal. He could never had imagined of meeting his namesake up close. But he did. And he has something to say to one disrespectful "hunter." WRITTEN FOR SPYFEST 2019

It was said that the name you got upon your arrival to SAS selection was never purely coincidental. Or the three times K-Unit interacted with their animal namesakes. Written for Spyfest 2019 Week One

Summary: Written for Spyfest 2019 Week 1. Prompt: "A SAS soldier meets the animal he was named after." In other words, Eagle meets a golden eagle. No slash. No romance. Just a man and an eagle.

Ben never thought he'd be the type to take home strays, but if there was one thing Alex was good at, it was proving people wrong. For Spyfest 2019, week one.

She pulled out her pen and flicked through the pages, marking the changes that she felt necessary. It wasn't until the final page that she paused and returned to the beginning. Looked at the SCORPIA representative, examined the datasheet carefully, and picked up the phone... [1K ONESHOT]

James' Christmas Gala was the highlight of the fashionable types in his particular part of the world. The rich, the famous, the successful. The beautiful, the sexy, the gorgeous. Also Alex, when he could make it. [1K ONESHOT]

Eagle is tasked with watching his nephew for the day. But where does his namesake come in? For SpyFest 2019 Week 1.

Sequel to The Terrorist Game. When Jones loses the operational control over Alex, he gets sent on a dangerous mission by people who might not be who they say they are. It's best to read The Terrorist Game first, so you understand all references. I will update regularly, most of the story is already written.

Being stuck in a rain-drenched forest in the middle of nowhere is a great bonding exercise, apparently. (for Spyfest 2019, Week 1)

The small pieces are what make life a big fat metaphor wrapped in adventurous stories, as Snake comes to realize. It makes no sense. [For SpyFest 2019 Week 1]

Alex Rider is captured by an unknown group. However, caught in the crossfire are the students of Brooklands. Secrets are revealed, a sadistic torturer comes into play, and Alex must do everything he can to keep his classmates- and himself- alive. Warnings: Swearing, descriptive torture and violence, and death.

What is it that keeps Alex Rider awake at night?

Seven years after Scorpia Rising. Alex is dragged back into the world of espionage and sent to America to face off against a former friend and face the consequences of the past he wrote for himself.

After looking after Alex for a year, the Pleasures send Alex back to the UK..and back to MI6. There, they tell him he must stay with someone for "protection" but he knows it's really for them to keep tabs on him. So where do they send him? Well to Brecon Beacons of course! How does K-unit handle Alex and the effects his missions had on the boy? Set after Scorpia Rising.

Six months. Alex had been searching for John Rider for six months. He became the thief, the police, the accomplice, and the player. He was an agent of Scorpia but so was he an officer of the law. Sometimes he was both, sometimes he was neither. For the 16 years old Alex, his fling with Scorpia found him more lies than truths he had set out to find.

Alex is hurt, he's broken and he needs help. But Alex is also stubborn, hes full of doubt and distrust. Can K-unit break down his walls and help heal him before he's broken beyond repair?

Alex rider. Teen spy extraordinaire. No-one knew just quite how much he would go through when he joined the spying world. Some felt guilty, some mourned the loss of a once innocent child and some… well some thought it was of little consequence. Alex finally finds someone who can be trusted, but will he let himself fall into a trap he's been burnt by before?