Class A From The Cherub Series Summary

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In a nutshell class a is about a cherub team of four set out take down Europe's biggest cocaine drug dealer, Keith Moore. For twenty years now the police have been trying to gather as much evidence as possible to take him Down. Lately not much has happened about this situation so there bringing out the professionals to take him down. CHERUB. the agents are assigned to get close to him and the underworld . These agents need to make a big splash if he's going to win the confidence of the man at the top.

In my opinion the book ‘Class A’ from the Cherub Series is a text worthy of a literary merit because its written with straight forward language with a fast paced exciting story line that is perfect for

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