The cover art for this book is gorgeous, so bright and eye-catching; and together with the title made me think that the tale was going to centre around Collin; I was therefore somewhat bemused for the blurb to concentrate more on the twins, in particular Aidan & his game-life!
I am intrigued by his life 'in-game' and wonder if the story is going to be a science fiction fantasy where the character actually finds themselves in the game (think Tron or Spy Kids 3) or if his loneliness leads him to fantasise another life for himself ( I recently read Chris Priestley's SUPERPOWERLESS, which also explores this idea)
I'm eager to find out more about this aspect of the book.
I am also interested in the young teacher character, what's her story?
I am intrigued by his life 'in-game' and wonder if the story is going to be a science fiction fantasy where the character actually finds themselves in the game (think Tron or Spy Kids 3) or if his loneliness leads him to fantasise another life for himself ( I recently read Chris Priestley's SUPERPOWERLESS, which also explores this idea)
I'm eager to find out more about this aspect of the book.
I am also interested in the young teacher character, what's her story?