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| Rating | : | 4.34 (715 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1626494460 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 290 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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One-dimensional trash and jargon so intense it would be easier to translate Egyptian hieroglyphs One-dimensional trash and that is being overly kind. How did I buy such rubbish? My usual due diligence of looking at the cover art & reading the blurb grossly mislead me. The cover art was nicely done, but that promotional blurb is the only part of the book that is coherent. . Maugham said Good, but very, very niche. I'm struggling with how to review this book. The first thing to know is that if you are not an MMORPG player (did I get that acronym right?) a lot of this book will be impenetrable to you. It's not so much the terms that I found difficult as there is a glossary at the end of t. "My new favorite Alexis Hall book!!!" according to Lennan Adams. This book is so sweet and romantic and PROFOUND and completely enjoyable. I adored every second of it, even the more intensive gaming parts. I'm more of a wannabe gamer than an actual player so much of the jargon was foreign to me BUT there is a great glossary of terms in this
He’s certainly not the sort of person who’d fall for someone he met in a videogame. To his surprise, Drew discovers that’s less of an issue than he thought. Drew isn’t that kind of nerd. She’s everything Drew’s looking for in a girl apart from being a boy in real life. Kit is sweet and clever and funny and a damn good healer. Except then he does. Sure, he plays Heroes of Legend, the world’s most successful massively multiplayer online roleplaying game, and he plays it pretty well, but it’s a hobby, not a way of life. He’s got friends who aren’t from t
Publishers Weekly **STARRED REVIEW** - An utterly charming romance. Hall's intriguing combination of philosophical contemplation, gaming, and awkward-sweet seduction produces a compelling love story with numerous laugh-out-loud moments." Kirkus - "A deeply real consideration of the ways people choose to pursue their passions and live their lives and people's perceptions of those ways."