Reviews

Here I will post reviews that I get from friends of my Agent stories.

The Agent and the Pirate

The story "The Agent and the Pirate" was a very interesting story.
The story contained very good detail which made you picture what was going on in the story, it even felt like you were actually watching it all happening in real life. In the end the story had a good message which told that if you don't stick with God and his ways then you will be punished. So even though the story was hilarious, it was also a very good read and there should be more stories containing Jon Zinger in the future.

Nathan Patrick Jewell
The Nate
N.P.J.

Charles Smith's Review for

The Agent and the Psychopath

New and Improved Edition

The Agent and the Psychopath was fast-paced, filled with Mr. Metzinger's usual humour. Not one of his greatest works, but it shows his progression as a writer. Had it had more plot to it, it would have been better. Overall, it's good, light reading. In conclusion, I believe that it is the least of Mr. Metzinger's works, but it still would make good reading for young people and it contains a valuable lession concerning prayer.

Charles Smith's Review of The

Agent and the Denominator

The Agent and the Denominator is Mr. Metzinger's most absurd story to date. The plot is repeated from his previous stories. It was a bit long-winded, but more amusing than some of his previous tales. Overall, I found The Agent and the Denominator rather dull.

NEW! Charles Smith's Review of

The Agent and the Democrat

The Agent and the Democrat started with an unrealistic premise with hyperbaric chambers and Coral Calcium prolonging the lives of the Democrats in question, although we know that most of them would have been killed by alcohol use, and one-dimensional characters like John Kerry. I liked the spiritual ending, and the death of a major character in the Agent saga being used for drama. His portrayal of John Kerry is very on-the-mark, though he's not nearly as menacing as Billy Bob was. Mr. Metzinger also has fun with Kerry's flippety-flopping boringness. In conclusion, this story has a very confusing plot, but if you can keep up with it, it is very interesting.

Charles Smith's Review of

The Agent and the Reprobate

The Agent and the Reprobate is Mr. Metzinger's most compelling work to date. The character development and plot twists are the best of his writings. But he also doesn't take himself too seriously, filling the pages with off-the-wall humour. My only hesitation is that I believe that the conclusion leans towards a life-style evangelism standpoint rather than one of personal soulwinning. Although I personally know the author and that he does not espouse this viewpoint. In conclusion I feel that Mr. Metzinger's work as an author is improving and I look forward to reading more of his Agent Zinger tales.

Charles Smith's Review for

The Agent and the Pirate

Mr. Metzinger's greatest work to date, The Agent and the Pirate, is filled with the twisted humour and moral lessons that Mr. Metzinger is famous for, and provides a good, clean entertainment for young people. The ending was too dark and does not provide a happy ending. In conclusion, I recommend this story to anyone who has an interest in Pirates of the Caribbean, weird Baptist special agents, or a good story to pass any day along.

Charles Smith's Review for

The Agent and the Pecok

The Agent and the Pecok is Mr. Metzinger's funniest and most interesting story yet - he mixes humour with pathos. I enjoyed the nuttiness of the story as well as the redemptive ending. In conclusion, I recommend this to all readers of Christian fiction.

Special Agent Jon Zinger