This volume of the Seven Sequels series focuses on Bunny O'Toole, a teenage skater who has been abducted from his local rink. He doesn't know why, or by whom, and since he already feels dumb, he is not sure what to do. Bunny gradually learns that the kidnapping has to do with something called the Anthem and with his grandfather, who gave him a task to complete, just like the rest of his cousins (whose experiences make up the rest of the interlocked stories in the series, which can be read in any order). After Bunny makes a daring escape, he has to evade his kidnappers on foot, skating as fast as he can. The mystery is slowly revealed as Bunny finds out about his grandfather's life as a spy, and there's adventure on every page. Though Bunny's viewpoint, written entirely how he thinks and spells (in fragments and with frequent misspellings), may put off more advanced readers, the style will make the story more accessible to the high/low audience, and the stirring adventure will likely grab the attention of reluctant readers.