Australian author Christine Harris crafts compelling narratives for children and young adults. Her work adeptly spans speculative fiction and historical fiction, exploring profound themes of identity, growth, and belonging. Harris's distinctive voice and engaging storytelling resonate deeply with young readers, inviting them into richly imagined worlds.
If you make the wrong choice, you die.Jesse is on assignment again, to track down and bring into C2 headquarters a man called Ari. Why is C2 so desperate to find this man? How will Jesse seize him when he is protected day and night by a clever, ruthless professional killer? What is Ari's connection to the group Peace First, which Jesse has been ordered to infiltrate? There's only one way to find out...
The story inspires children to face new challenges with confidence and enthusiasm. Written by former teacher Christine Harris, it features enchanting illustrations by Izzy Bean, enhancing the engaging narrative that encourages a positive mindset and resilience in young readers.
Jesse's new assignment is no game--it's dead serious.Jesse Sharpe, child prodigy and secret agent, must find a bomb in a crowded railway station...before the unthinkable happens. Time is running out. Thousands of people could die, and Jesse is the only one who can save them. But the situation is even more deadly than Jesse realizes...
Jesse Sharpe, child prodigy and reluctant spy, is on her first mission, to protect a young girl from a kidnap attempt. Brought up by secret organization C2, Jesse has been trained to trail suspects, plant bugs and kick occasional bad-guy butt. What she doesn't know is whether she can trust C2 and the information she's been given.
Jesse's next move might be her last. Jesse's latest assignment is to infiltrate a sleepover camp and locate two targets. One is a C2 agent working undercover. The other is a camper with "unusual skills" who has been placed at the camp by a vicious group called Nimbus. Jesse knows that the kid she has to find is some kind of threat, but information is scarce. What she uncovers turns out to be larger and more terrifying than anyone has imagined.