Which have been given great new covers that show all three go together, I do believe that Deadly Pink is for a slightly older audience, which is why I have included it in the BOOKS FOR TEENS section, while User Unfriendly and Heir Apparent are in the BOOKS FOR 8 - 14 YEAR OLDS section. While Deadly Pink is a companion piece to Suddenly we were into donating body parts? It's not like we're asking her to donate a kidney or something." Overstreet, as a principal in charge of her students' safety, said to me, "Grace, you don't have to do this if you don't want to."įor the first time in my life, I wanted to hug her. And still the responsibility was enough to freeze me solid. The Rasmussem people were saying this wasn't dangerous. In the movies, the good guys always fight each other for the opportunity to do the dangerous stuff. "First one of my daughters gets stuck in their crazy game then they want my other daughter to just step right in after her." She said, "We're hoping she'll listen to you." Bennett looking at me, waiting for me to realize she was looking at me.
I couldn't even tell what I should be thinking. While the word evidence had set off all sorts of alarm bells in my head, now I think my body temperature dropped ten degrees.Įmily had chosen to go into a game and not come out? Why? The note was in my sister's neat rounded penmanship. Kroll pulled out a piece of paper in a clear plastic bag hand-labeled EVIDENCE.Įvidence? Like from courts and trials and cop shows? What kind of trouble was Emily in? It was my husband Jim who suggested the variation of "Well, what if someone chooses not to leave the game." (Of course, any gaming company that had things go wrong as often as they seem to go wrong for Rasmussem, would probably have been sued out of business.) Still, I wanted to do another book involving their total immersion technnology, but figured I'd done the player-accidentally-gets-caught-in-the-game thing twice already. What can I say? I love the idea that there could be games such as the ones Rasmussem Corp. Review "Vande Velde again traps teenagers inside an authentically depicted arcade game-but here she works twists into the premise that are both amusing and crank up the danger." - Kirkus Scroll down to read the entire page, or click on a link to go directly to:
Fourteen-year-old Grace must find a way to get her older sister out of a princess-filled virtual reality role playing game-before it is too late.
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