Artemis Fowl is a novel about a twelve-year-old boy prodigy named Artemis Fowl, who runs a crime syndicate. After discovering the existence of fairies and decoding their holy book, Artemis manages to kidnap Holly, a crime-fighting fairy, holding her hostage in his mansion and demanding a metric ton of gold as ransom. After various mind-games and tricks with the fairy police who are trying to retrieve Holly, Artemis receives the gold and releases Holly.
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