The Massively Multiplayer Mystery

Spy Gear Adventures #2

by Rick Barba

All fun and games? not. There's a hot new online gaming phenomenon that's got Team Spy Gear's classmates enthralled. But when the mass enthusiasm for the game gets kind of, well, intense, our spies decide they've got to figure out who's behind the game. Fast. Oh, and also how it all relates to the oldest surviving epic in British literature. You know, just a typical day's work for our under-the-radar tween spies living in suburbia...

Genres: Science Fiction, Fiction

240 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Michael]

A great addition to the series. More fun insanity, just like the first book. I won't say what they said, but the footnotes were a nice touch for this book. I have read this book several times before and I will definitely read it again in the future.

[Emily]

still aimed at kids, but the plot is deepening

[Dakota T]

I really like adventure stories and books about kids who get to do super hero things. This second book in the series keeps the spy gear team together by solving the mystery. I wouldn't want to live like this all the time but a day in the super spy world would be fun.

[Collin]

this is about kids and there next mystery.

[Emily]

Good but not like awesome but still I love the akward funny moments, my new saying is 'holy monkfish eggs' lolz

[Jerome Otte]

Vivid and interesting.Everything is tongue in cheek, off beat or wildly off kilter.

[Laurie D'ghent]

The constant exaggeration, then admitting its an exaggeration, is funny. Nice plot line, some minor swearing.