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Title	:	Down to the Wire (The Specialists #2)
Author	:	Shannon Greenland
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 224 pages
Published	:	September 6th 2007 by Speak (first published September 1st 2007)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Spy Thriller. Espionage. Romance. Mystery

Down to the Wire (The Specialists #2) Paperback | Pages: 224 pages

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Book 2 of The Specialists

GiGi is back, this time teaming up with electronics specialist Frankie, aka Wirenut, for their next mission. Wirenut has an uncanny knack for breaking into the highest-level security systems that stump even the experts. Which is precisely why he was recruited by the Specialists. So when wealthy entrepreneur Octavias Zorba hires the Specialists to recover a stolen neurotoxin, the head of the Specialists is sure that Wirenut is perfect for the job. But there’s a catch. The computer-coded hints that will lead to the neurotoxin are hidden in a few precious artifacts. And when these hints are found, there is limited time to get them decoded or they will disappear forever. But as GiGi and Wirenut begin their mission, they suddenly find themselves on a fast-paced hunt for the criminal, with time quickly running out….

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Original Title:	Down to the Wire (The Specialists)
ISBN:	0142409170 (ISBN13: 9780142409176)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Specialists #2

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I didnt enjoy this one as much as the first in the series but its still worth reading. It was a little hard to follow in some places but other than that it was a nice, quick read

Obviously, I loved this series so much that right after finishing the first one -- I dove right into the second! Well -- I do read quite quickly and it helps that they aren't that long. This installment of the series is just as light and interesting as the first book had been. I can see a pattern forming with the rotation of each member on the team being included into every book. I was a bit scared at first because I have the tendency to be reluctant to like series' which every book focuses on a

Really liked this book. Enjoyed the plot, characters, action, accuracy. Reminded me a lot of the Alex Rider series, but different. Occasional cuss word. I didn't read the first book, but this one did good as a standalone. The author was good at making sure I knew everything I needed to know without needing to read the first book.

I thought the first book was good enough for me to find out what was happening with Gigi and the gang in book 2. I was a bit disappointed. Gigi continues to be more focused on David than the mission. I like a good romance in my stories, but it seems to be more of the focus than the mission itself. It was interesting to get to know Frankie. The "surprise" near the middle wasn't very surprising but that's OK. I also don't think the plots are as seamless as they could be. I still see these books as

2.5 stars. Quite a disappointing followup to the first book in The Specialists series. The stakes in here are supposedly higher, but they turned out to be incredibly farfetched and unbelievable. A deadly neurotoxin is stolen and a billionaire hires the Specialists to find it... and, what do you know, the location of the neurotoxin is hidden if they just find and decipher three clues! Really??? Weak. The bad guys apparently wanted them to find the location of the toxin; if they didn't work

a bunch of teens with some useful skills and problematic backgrounds all form the specialists. These so far with books 1 &; 2 have been a fun interesting series to read. Good for Teens, all the way up to us "oldsters to read" Just a touch of romance but nothing big mostly crushing type situations. Some thrilling mysteries to solve with a touch of danger and intrigue along the way.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

ehh...this book was alright. I feel though that it could have been more serious. It is about teen geniuses who are prodigies at their subjects; whether it is computers, the elements, or wiring. In this case, it is wiring with Wirenut aka Franky as the main character. After being caught in breakikng open the world's unbreakable safe, he soon gets recruited by a group known as the Specialists. During training, Wirenut is called early on a mission to break into the unbreakable safes and retrieve