The X-Files Origins: Agent of Chaos

De: Kami Garcia

Narrado por: Will Damron

How did Fox Mulder become a believer?

Listen to this dark thriller to find out why millions of people became obsessed with The X-Files.

In the spring of 1979, seventeen-year-old Fox Mulder has bigger problems than applying for college. Five years ago, his younger sister disap­peared from their home and was never heard from again. Mulder blames himself, and his mother blames his father, who has retreated into his top-secret work for the State Depart­ment. In Fox’s senior year, his dad has moved him to Washington, DC—away from his friends on Martha’s Vineyard.

While Mulder doesn’t mind the fresh start and not being known as “that kid with the missing sister,” he’s still obsessed with finding Samantha. So when a local boy turns up dead and another child is abducted, Mulder can’t stop himself from getting involved. Could there be a link to his sister’s case? As he uncovers the truth, Mulder and his friends find themselves on the trail of a serial killer.

Sucked into a world where conspiracies, the occult, and madness overlap, Fox Mulder starts to believe.

Gripping, mysterious story

From the start, the story grabs with captivating questions with no answers. The story lacks action but makes up for it in story. My only problem is the ending. Which I won’t spoil, but ended in an unexpected way. It leaves plenty of questions that are probably answered in the show.

Great for anyone getting into X-files, my first x-files book.

loved it

Liked the whole idea of teenage Mulder...only thing that Phoebe had british decent in the series, that might not set well with the series x files.

kept us on our toes

we really liked the voice changes and the story was really good as well. thank you.

Mulder...Always

Always wanted to know more of the origin story for Mulder. Huge XFiles fan since I was young. This story was lovely origin for him & intro to great characters.

Trust no one

I enjoyed this book and how it showed how Mulder became involved with his search for the truth. It was also great to see that the Cigarette Smoking Man has always been there following and undermining Mulder’s pursuit. In general a great prequel for any X-Files fan.

A look back

I enjoyed this book that gives a back ground look in to the pre fbi days

solid x files story

I very much enjoyed this story of a teenage Mulder, sometimes I felt a little uncharacteristic but overall solid

this was such a fun ride ...

i really really enjoyed this book ... it was like a teenage scooby gang x-files mashup ... great backstory + i was super bummed when it ended, i wanted to know more !!!

( spoilers ahead )

... you've been warned ☠️ !!

i wanted to know what happens with fox + phoebe !! and gimble !! and montgomery props !! and the aftermath of the major !! who totally reminded me of major briggs of twin peaks btw ... etc etc etc !!

Enjoyed seeing the evolution of this character

I disagree with the characterization of this being "Fox and friends". It's deeper into the fractured relationship with his father, the loss he felt from Samantha's disappearance, and it ties in many things that happen on the X-files with the formation of Fox Mulder as a behavioral scientist. There is depth to this story that delved into what would be needed by this character in the future, and what influenced him to look at the FBI as a path to conquer his own demons.
If you're an X-files fan, this book is great.
The performance is well done, and the story ties together well. although I would have liked to see the ending given a full conclusion. It may be that this is being held back for a second book?
Enjoy this one. It's worth the credit this month.

agent of chaos

the narrator was good, story was compelling , and the ending left me wanting more.