Book description
It’s the final countdown.America is acting up.The heads of seven corporations who think they own the country have officially crossed the line. In a desperate bid to keep control of the former United States, they’ve just shut off the water to every major population center across the nation.With the clock…
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1 author picked The Games We've Played as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
The final book in an excellent series. Over the course of eight full-length novels, plus a near-equal number of special story collections and holiday tales, I’ve watched as Aidan, Kevin, and the rest of the Wildcards matured, struggled, learned, loved, won, and lost. The storyline has always remained rock solid, constantly moving both the plot and the characters forward. The series is dystopian, it's techie, it's a warm and inclusive hug for marginalized people, it's creative, it has more twists than a licorice stick, and it's crazy good!
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