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The Teenage Spy

Author Name: Naila | Format: Paperback | Genre : Literature & Fiction | Other Details

Everybody loves to dream. They dream of becoming what they want. One such extraordinary dream was that of William Dunk. A teenager, living in North Bellwood, William Dunk aspires to become a spy. Growing up among spy novels and movies, he consequently loses his interest in his medical studies that his father Richard Dunk, a well Known businessman, had pushed him to do. His obsession for becoming a spy results in his expulsion from high school. His father loses his calm and banishes him from his mansion. William moves to South Bellwood and finds a best friend in his neighbor. The two embark on a mission to fulfill William’s dream. But is it really easy to go through after what one wants they get? After all, Bigger the aims, bigger the risks!

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Naila

Naila was born on 2 March 1997 in Riyadh, KSA. She presently resides in Hyderabad and is pursuing her BE in IT. She mainly read storybooks and the English textbooks in her school as a child, which led her to develop a great interest for writing. She began to write short stories from the age of twelve. In the later years, she got addicted to writing when watching Hollywood movies gave her a lot more ideas. Though she stopped reading books, she dreamt of a life of adventure, action, thrill, fun and more. Knowing that these dreams are hard to be a reality, she began to pour them into each story she wrote. She later realized that writing stories was more than just a passion, hobby or a personal interest; instead she describes it to be something that comes from within her.