Free Fall

by Christa Roberts

Based on the hit ABC television series created by J.J. Abrams, this original prequel finds Sydney befriending a fellow agent named Stephanie. But friends don't ask friends to help kill their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553494058
• ISBN13: 9780553494051
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Bantam Books for Young Readers
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.9"
• Age Range: 14 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 9 to 12

Customer Reviews

Alias Free Fall

Genre:Mystery/Action Three sentance summary: The book is basically about a FBI agent who is on a mission to find some sectet documents about a man that was killed by Russian Intelligence. She later on discovers that one of the agents she is meeting is a trator to the American FBI. At the end she busts the traitor and gets the secret document. What I liked most about the book: I liked that the book was interesting and had lots of action. The writer also kept you wondering what was going to happen next in the story. What I didn't like about the book: I liked the whole book. Ther was never a dull moment in the whole thing. It was great. My favorite character and why: Sydney- the FBI agent,because she was the main character and she also did a lot of cool stunts and beat the badguy in the end. The scene, line, or passage that meant something to me and why: I look forward to continuing my work in Chicago and hope to see you soon when you are in town.pg,177. I think that this is important to the story because I am thinking that Sydney will end up meeting her for some reason in the other books. What I would say about this book to someone else: I would have to say if you are looking for a good action/mystery book this is a good book to read. One question I have after reading this book: I would want to know if they have a series or if the writer only made one. And if they have a series where could I purchase them. My strongest reason for recommending this book: It is a wonderful book just like the t.v. show. It is fun, has lots of action, and I can guarantee that you will love this book.

Sydney Goes to Summer Camp

Sydney ironically seems to have a real talent for ferreting out agents unloyal to SD-6. This was an entertaining read for die-hard fans of the TV series like myself, but would probably not hold the attention of a reader unfamiliar with the show.

Summer Camp for Spies

Sydney is thrilled to be asked to the annual summer camp that the CIA holds for its rookie agents. She'll spend time with fellow trainees sharpening skills and getting a crash course in French. Along the way, her new handler at SD-6, Sloan, asks her to complete a simple retrieval mission. It should be a fun time, especially since she won't have to lie to anyone there. They are all agents, so she won't have to pretend she's only a student.Her roommate, Stephanie, seems like a perfect fit, and the two hit it off right away. But when an accident happens, Sydney begins to suspect things are not what they appear. Now this mini-vacation may turn out to be her last.This is another fun prequel novel for Alias. While not as intense as the last one was, it was still entertaining and held my interest quite well. I especially loved the Niagara Falls setting since I had been there and could picture most of what was going on. These novels are developing quite a story on their own, and this one does a good job of giving you the back story quickly and then moving into the new material. This book is also notable because it marks the first appearance of Emily Sloan.While non-fans will probably not be impressed, fans of the series will continue to enjoy these stories before the real story began.