Double Vision: Code Name 711

In the second book of the action-packed Double Vision series, ordinary twelve-year-old Linc Baker must go undercover in Washington, DC, to stop a CIA mole from assassinating the president. With an unforgettably funny voice, high-stakes espionage, and real American spy history dating back to the Revolutionary War, this is the latest adventure in the Double Vision series that ALA Booklist says "fans of Alex Rider and 39 Clues will love."

After the government receives a threat on the president's life from someone named Dagger, supersecret spy agency Pandora wants Linc to go to Washington, DC, to protect the first daughter, Amy, and find the dangerous double of George Washington's legendary coat, rumored to make its wearer invincible. Unfortunately for Linc, his by-the-book agent nemesis, Ben Green, is already on the case and making him look bad. With Amy's help, Linc will have to dig deep into the history of America's first spies—the Culper Ring—to beat Ben at his own game and stop Dagger before it's too late.

Washington, DC. Where spies are everywhere.

Lincoln Baker is just a regular kid. Okay, so he had this one undercover mission in Paris and, sure, he might have saved the world, but that's ancient history. He's done being a junior secret agent for Pandora.

The trouble is, Pandora isn't done with him. They've received a threat on the president's life from an agent named Dagger. Now they want Linc to go to Washington, DC, to protect the first daughter, Amy. As if that's not enough, George Washington's legendary coat, rumored to make its wearer invincible, is missing. Pandora needs to find it before Dagger does. Unfortunately for Linc, his by-the-book agent nemesis, Ben Green, is already on the case.

With Amy's help, Linc will have to dig deep into the history of America's first spies to beat Ben at his own game and stop Dagger before it's too late.

Praise for Double Vision: “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, Edgar Award-winning author of THE QUICK FIX

Praise for Double Vision: Code Name 711: “A cool caper with great Washington D.C. locations. The perfect page-turner for reluctant readers.” - Dan Gutman, New York Times bestselling author of The Genius Files

Praise for Double Vision: “A great voice, with a good heart, some self-awareness, and a funny style.” - The Horn Book

Praise for Double Vision: “Strong character.” - Kirkus Reviews

Praise for Double Vision: “The story moves quickly with witty prose and enjoyable characters. Linc’s persistence and ability to cause chaos win the day.” - School Library Journal

Praise for Double Vision: Code Name 711: “[A]nother book filled with gadgets, conspiracies, spies, adventure … I would recommend this book to boys (or open-minded girls, since the president’s daughter Amy plays a large and key role in the story) between 8 -12, who are looking for an action adventure James Bond-ish and just plain fun book to read.” - Seattle Mystery Bookshop

Praise for Double Vision: Code Name 711: “Ingenious. Bradley cleverly weaves adventure and history throughout this fast-paced book. A must read for mystery fans, including reluctant readers.” - School Library Journal

Praise for Double Vision: Code Name 711: “This is a hilarious caper, featuring plenty of nifty gadgets and gross-out scenes, led by an authentic, smart-mouthed hero that fans of the Alex Rider and 39 Clues series will love.” - ALA Booklist