eileen schnabel

In the best James Bond style, KRONOS prepares Kep for a new, solo mission. At first, Kep’s decision to go it alone seems justified. He wants to keep his friends and family back home safe, and he can handle a little recon on his own, right?

He only needs to find out if his time-traveling nemesis (and grandfather) is working to change the outcome of the decisive Battle of Saratoga. In. Out. Shouldn’t take long.

But when the problems of the new revolutionary spy start matching up with the skills of his friends 200 years away, Kep starts to wonder if the team approach might be worth something after all . . . Even a time-traveler can't be everywhere at once.

For teachers, parents, and librarians: Slotted into the book at perfect cliffhanger-y moments, Kep’s “Mission Notes” on key historical personalities keep the reader effortlessly up-to-date.

Readers of Stuart Gibb’s SPY SCHOOL series will enjoy Kep’s adventures.… (altro)