Karl Kesel

When a blue-collar worker from New Jersey passes prophetic messages to the FBI from a mysterious ''Mr. Zero,'' Mulder is convinced it is the same otherworldly entity that contacted the FBI through a suburban housewife in the 1940s. This similarly named ''Mr. Xero'' pointed the FBI toward many unusual cases, leading to the establishment of ''the X-Files''!

The X-Files: Year Zero

Solange Bello

This audio book was so much fun to listen to! 
I honestly wasn't expecting much of it and I on't say it WOWED me BUT
I did enjoy it besides I love Scully and Mulder like you wouldn't believe. 

I'm currently in the middle of my rewatch of the show (im on season 3 I think) and when I 
was looking through the audible app I knew I had to listen to this, especially since it's narrated by all the original actors! 

the story line - like any x files story honestly - wasn't necessarily concrete but who care right?
I'm here for Spooky Mulder and Scully being a badass. 

It made me laugh of course, roll my eyes and I still have questions and we'll see if they get answered in part 2 (though im not expecting much tbh) 

 X files forever, nerds.

Lisa Beasley

I loved that this was a full cast with Gillian and David but for me the stories focused way too much on the conspiracy aspect which I thought was a shame as the monster of the week style stories were, in my opinion, the stronger stories. 

Sadly these stories just didn't draw me in as I had hoped.

The X-Files: Year Zero

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