Agent of D.A.N.G.E.R.: Strange Polarity

by Jason Arnett

Ezekiel Wolfe chased the rumors of a dark organization bent on world domination and it cost him his job as a covert agent. No longer affiliated with any government, he joins three disavowed agents also on the hunt. Alone they had no chance. Together they are mankind’s last hope against the otherworldly perils of this ancient evil.

124 pages, Paperback

First published March 15, 2013

About the author

Living in the hills of eastern Kansas and writing on the plains of the fantastic.

Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Agent of Danger was action packed from the first page. The reader is thrown into the thick of a quest to prevent an evil corporation from taking over the world. With betrayal from trusted comrades early on, it makes it difficult for Wolfe to trust the intentions of everyone he meets. However it quickly becomes apparent that he is ill-equipped to stop homan on his own, especially since homan has the aid of relentless and ruthless dogmen on their side.

This book is about the importance of teamwork. At the end of the book the team of heroes has managed to put a halt to the current evil scheme of universal domination by homan, but have much farther to go if they hope to end homan for good. They realize that their temporary alliance made them stronger and agree to team up to protect the world. The epilogue leaves the reader with a promise of more evil machinations to come and I for one am eager to see how Wolfe and his teammates thwart them.

I would highly recommend this book for any young readers with an interest in science fiction. I can already think of a few kids I will personally recommend this to!

[Joshua · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you're looking for a short, fast, punchy, imaginative read that's the prose equivalent of reading a cool comic book (and I often am looking for that very thing), this is it. Super spies, weird occult conspiracies, fun fun fun!