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2121: Neitoph Calls
Things aren’t great for the patients of the Redford Institute for the Psychologically Impaired. Following Adrien Armandi through the door in search of Dakota ends with them being lost and separated in a strange world called “Neitoph”. If they’re to survive, they must overcome their crazy personalities and odd quirks. The plan? Find Dakota and find out precisely what Adrien has up his sleeve. And they certainly aren’t the most cooperative of groups...
With Redford behind them and Neitoph before them (and some dark and creepy gaps in-between), the “god-mods” are free to run wild and stir up as much trouble as they please. Break free from the rusting shadows of Reis Lopti and shifting walls of Redford into the dangerous unknown that is dense forests, tribal pygmies, gigantic reptilian monsters, and more!
Join Zack, Ryan, Matt, Brandon, Zoey, and Dakota as they strive to survive in the untamed world of Neitoph! (And just who is that lurking around in the shadowy wilds? Your guess is as good as mine!)
With Redford behind them and Neitoph before them (and some dark and creepy gaps in-between), the “god-mods” are free to run wild and stir up as much trouble as they please. Break free from the rusting shadows of Reis Lopti and shifting walls of Redford into the dangerous unknown that is dense forests, tribal pygmies, gigantic reptilian monsters, and more!
Join Zack, Ryan, Matt, Brandon, Zoey, and Dakota as they strive to survive in the untamed world of Neitoph! (And just who is that lurking around in the shadowy wilds? Your guess is as good as mine!)
384 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 26, 2013
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February 1, 2014
What I like most about Redford is the variety of characters. You learn them all through laughs and suspense. The sequel reveals the back story of many, giving us better insight to their insanities and hardships. Dakota remains my favorite character. She is naive and wise all at once, and incapable of using contractions. She’s so endearing.
Second thing I love: the footnotes. They are just a crack up, laugh out loud funny. My favorite is on pages 110 and 111 (but I won’t tell).
And lastly, Vegas. I want him. Who wouldn’t want a talking wolf at her disposal?
I can’t wait to see what comes next for the troubled and zany souls of Redford.
Second thing I love: the footnotes. They are just a crack up, laugh out loud funny. My favorite is on pages 110 and 111 (but I won’t tell).
And lastly, Vegas. I want him. Who wouldn’t want a talking wolf at her disposal?
I can’t wait to see what comes next for the troubled and zany souls of Redford.
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