- Title:
- Virtual Prophet (The Game is Life, #4)
- By:
- Terry Schott
- Pages:
- 241
- Rating:
- 3
Inside the Game, players struggle to survive in a world where technology no longer functions.
On Tygon, fans are unable to view what is occurring inside the Game.
Trew and Danielle rush to save both realities, but they are unable to know what the other is doing.
The fate of reality depends on a Game, and time is about to run out…
A satisfactory, if mildly disappointing ending. I can’t say it was a let down really and yet there was something, call it momentum, that didn’t quite click at the end. Still, a very clever and interesting concept, and I’m glad I read the series and supported the author.