Release Party for Codename: Christmas Carol
Welcome back, agents. It's time for the final release of 2019, marking the end of Mission Head's fifth year anniversary since entering the publishing world- Codename: Christmas Carol. This Dickens reteelling finds Kristian Clark and his familly celebrating their first Christmas together, between the Agency Trap series and the American Agenda series, but all is not peaceful in the house...
Merry Christmas, maybe?
It's the Clark family's first Christmas together, but Kristian doesn't think there's much to celebrate on the run. Enter three agents from the future who are determined to turn his Scrooge-ness into Christmas cheer in attempt to prevent a coming tragedy. But will they succeed in their mission or merely assist him in dooming his own future?
He'd better be good- or else.
It's the Clark family's first Christmas together, but Kristian doesn't think there's much to celebrate on the run. Enter three agents from the future who are determined to turn his Scrooge-ness into Christmas cheer in attempt to prevent a coming tragedy. But will they succeed in their mission or merely assist him in dooming his own future?
He'd better be good- or else.
"4.5 Stars!!! =D
A really fun, cute, short story for Christmas. I really like how it retold the "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens.
There was a lot of time travel. I really liked the methods of how they tried to avoid paradox's, which are a big deal for me while reading time traveling books. *Cough, cough* (I read too many scientific time traveling books XD).
I really felt like this book was also supposed to be a prediction for a sequel book in the series. So while also retelling a famous Christmas story, it also makes you want to pick up the next book to figure out if the predictions are going to happen or not. ;)
This series has had time traveled before, and the main thing that I like about it in this series is that none of the stuff that happens is necessary set in stone.
Also can I just say how much I loved Jack in this one? He just made me laugh more than once. Though, just saying "hi" to your sister Jack, is not going to cut it. You need to spend some time of her when you get the chance.
.... Those who want a short, fun, cute, Christmas story that retells Charles Dickens's classic, "A Christmas Carol". Someone who wants a fun little time traveling story which will make you want to pick up the next book in the series."
A really fun, cute, short story for Christmas. I really like how it retold the "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens.
There was a lot of time travel. I really liked the methods of how they tried to avoid paradox's, which are a big deal for me while reading time traveling books. *Cough, cough* (I read too many scientific time traveling books XD).
I really felt like this book was also supposed to be a prediction for a sequel book in the series. So while also retelling a famous Christmas story, it also makes you want to pick up the next book to figure out if the predictions are going to happen or not. ;)
This series has had time traveled before, and the main thing that I like about it in this series is that none of the stuff that happens is necessary set in stone.
Also can I just say how much I loved Jack in this one? He just made me laugh more than once. Though, just saying "hi" to your sister Jack, is not going to cut it. You need to spend some time of her when you get the chance.
.... Those who want a short, fun, cute, Christmas story that retells Charles Dickens's classic, "A Christmas Carol". Someone who wants a fun little time traveling story which will make you want to pick up the next book in the series."
-Grace Morris, author of the Vergate series
Want a chance to read it for free in exchange for a review or a place on a blog tour? That can be arranged...
And don't forget to dance party...
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