THE SHADOW PROJECT by Herbie Brennan

This book bases itself on an idea that astral projections are possible. The author incorporates that into a spy/action book where there is a British intelligence group with support from the CIA that trains teenagers (around 18 years old) to project themselves out of their body to be able to get information from active terrorist groups. But one day a street boy by the name of Danny needs the money to pay back his grandmother for her generosity so he breaks into an old house hoping to find things worth some money to help pay his grandmother back. But the moment he enters this house he enters the realm of the Shadow Project and he gets enters a world where there are threats, spies, killing, and too many awful things to bear for a person without experience. Before long entering the Shadow Project he finds himself blackmailed into helping the Shadow Project defeat one of the words biggest terrorist groups, which is much more than tanks and guns. 

For me the best part of this book is when the Shadow Project operatives project out of their body and they get to be able to see and hear things that terrorists where not intending to be heard. But the CIA and British aren’t the only ones with knowledge on their side. 
I would recommend this book to both boys and girls ages 13-17 years old.
RATING: *****