Review of Nathan Hale's Hazardous Tales series

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OMG it's awesome!!! the series creates a funny spin on big american events in history. The story is that Nathan Hale, a spy in revolutionary times, is about to be hanged. but when he said his last words, he was so famous they "...put him right into the history books!" He now knows everything that happened before and after the his time. and so he tells his executioner and the random redcoat there all the stories of america that are yet to come!! So yeah #GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!! The series is in no specific order, but i recommend you start with One Dead Spy. It actually tells the story of Nathan Hale, so . . . yeah. Ookk  bbyyee  ppeeeeppss!!
                                                                   PUREST THOUGHTS,
                                                                                   ginny

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