In Blockbuster, the ninth book in the "Zac Power" series, he is excused from his school's Homework Club and given an invitation to a movie in Hollywood. Twelve-year-old Zac Power is an international spy working for the government agency, GIB. Perhaps the bump Zac felt was just the blimp coming in to land? He was still riding Iron Gutz, the world's first virtual reality rollercoaster, when suddenly he felt a bump for real. Then he discovered the in-seat virtual reality roller-coaster rides. The trip was ten hours, which wasn't long enough to enjoy everything on the blimp. "And this," she continued, as a machine sprang out of Zac's armrest, "is your personal popcorn popper." "You can access all the latest movies here," explained the woman, pointing to a massive plasma screen.
He knew pretty much all the local GIB staff. There were mounds of chocolate bars in crystal bowls dotted around the cabin.Īnd, although the blimp could have carried lots of people, it looked like Zac was the only passenger.Ī woman in a long, white apron appeared. The cabin was carpeted with white fluffy rugs. The blimp was even cooler inside than it looked from the outside!
Normally GIB was paranoid about being noticed.īut Zac didn't dwell on his doubts for too long. It seemed slightly weird to Zac that GIB would send a flashy gold blimp to pick him up.
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