The conclusion to the debut story of Small World Protection Agency is now available from Trestle Press!
Josh and Madison are two elementary school students that have been recruited by a secret organization known as the Small World Global Protection Agency.
In the first issue, they headed to Australia to investigate a record producer that seemed to have some unusual plans. In the conclusion,
Down Under Thunder, the junior agents confront the producer with the fate of the world in the balance.
Having the stories in this two-part format helps to not overload our young readers, but it also heightens the suspense. In my grandparents' days, they used to see cliffhanger serials in the cinemas and bookstores.
Small World Global Protection Agency brings back that thrill to a new audience.
Also, at the end of
Down Under Thunder is a set of questions, or Points to Ponder. This is a great opportunity for parents and teachers to interact with the kids who loved the story.
Both issues are ONLY 99 Cents each on Kindle or Nook! Click the title to get them now!
Well, I did have an idea. A little while ago, I created a story about two unsuspecting fourth graders that suddenly find themselves in the middle of some serious, high-tech, international espionage. It is now available from Trestle Press.
That's right, ten-year-old spies that travel the world learning about each country they visit. The stories are humorous, suspenseful and exciting.
Star athlete Josh and computer prodigy Madison are recruited by the mysterious Mr. Crux to attend a special summer camp. The two elementary school kids then begin the adventure of a lifetime. They discover that the Small World Global Protection Agency is a network of talented and skilled children in countries all over the world. Their mission is to help other kids and save the day when adults can’t.
In Case File: 001-A, New Kids on the Rock, Josh and Madison start their adventure with the Global Protection Agency. Their first mission takes them to Australia to help teen pop singer Ja-Naya and discover what her evil manager, Feeble Bix is up to. Their counterparts, Mick and Kim, are ready for action as they head across the Outback.
The Small World Global Protection Agency is an adventure serial aimed at third through fifth grade readers. Each volume will take Josh and Madison to a different country. The stories will be entertaining, sometimes suspenseful, sometimes humorous. Each story will introduce facts about other countries and cultures, educating the reader through the eyes of children their own age while having fun.
This is a great one for you teachers to read in class. Just ask my third graders from last year!
Blood Oath is NOT just another vampire story. It's more a story of a loyal secret agent (and the corresponding government agency created to "assist"), the supernatural around us (and in our imagination), power plays in Washington D.C.and the foggy (dark?) corridors of the alphabet soup that covers national security in all its permutations.
The blurb:
The Ultimate Secret. The Ultimate Agent. The President's Vampire.
Incredibly clever and compulsively readable, Blood Oath 
is a debut political thriller packed with enough action to out-Bourne Jason Bourne and out-Bauer Jack Bauer.
Zach Burrows is an ambitious young White House staffer whose career takes an unexpected turn when he's partnered with Nathaniel Cade, a secret agent sworn to protect the president. But Cade is no ordinary civil servant. Bound 140 years ago by a special blood oath, Nathaniel Cade is a vampire. He battles nightmares before they can break into the daylight world of the American dream, enemies far stranger -- and far more dangerous -- than civilians have ever imagined.
Blood Oath is the first in a series of novels featuring Nathaniel Cade, the president's vampire.
Review:
Even if you think that you're thoroughly sick of stories of vampires and the supernatural BUT you enjoy detective thrillers, action (novels and/or movies), I would still recommend
1 Comments on Book Review of Blood Oath by Christopher Farnsworth, last added: 8/2/2010
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I really enjoyed Blood Oath , Christopher Farnsworth did a great job writing
the plot to this story .Some thing very different from all other vampire novels I have read recently. I give this book 5 ***** .