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About F.T. Bradley
F.T. Bradley is the author of
Double Vision (Harper Children's, Oct. 2012), the first in the middle-grade adventure series featuring Lincoln Baker and Benjamin Green.
Her husband's Air Force career has F.T. and their two daughters moving all around the world, but for the moment the family lives on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
To find out more about F.T and Double Vision, visit www.ftbradley.com, www.doublevisionbooks.com; or find F.T. Bradley on Twitter @FTBradleyAuthor.
You can read her blog on MG and YA mysteries at YA Sleuth.
About Double Vision:
One's a Secret Agent, One's Not.
Twelve-year-old Linc is a trouble-maker with a dilemma. His antics on a recent school field trip went way overboard, landing his already poor family with a serious lawsuit. So when two secret agents show up at his house, Linc is eager to take them up on their offer to make the lawsuit disappear. They just need one tiny favor.
Turns out Linc looks exactly like one of their top kid agents—an agent who's vanished during a vitally important mission. But no debriefing can prepare Linc for how dangerous the mission really is. It's too bad he isn't a black belt, a math genius, or a distance runner like his agent double. He'll need all those skills and more if he hopes to make it out of this mission alive. . . .
Praise for Double Vision:
“A great voice, with a good heart, some self-awareness, and a funny style.” Horn Book Magazine
“Lincoln Baker is an awesome main character: savvy, funny, and like a young James Bond, he can’t resist the chance to start some trouble. Give him a mystery to solve, stick him in Paris, arm him with gadgets, and watch stuff go boom.” Jack D. Ferraiolo, 2013 Edgar Award winning author of THE QUICK FIX
"Double Vision delivers a double dose of intrigue, action, and fun." Chris Grabenstein, Anthony and Agatha award-winning author.
Double Vision made the top-five best middle-grade mysteries of 2012, Seattle Mystery Bookshop