Digital Heretic (The Game is Life, #2)

by Terry Schott

Zack—or Trew, as he had decided to go by now—then

Unifying his name certainly makes it easier to understand Zack and Trew are the same person.

Is she the one? Have I finally found someone who can put me down? I begin to whistle. This could be fun.

I don't know why, but psychotic characters are always my favourites.

Miranda

Can I just say that having three characters with similar names—Miranda, Michelle, and Melissa—can be very confusing.

“My name is Shane.

Ehh. This was obvious once we realised Shane and Fallen are the same person. A better reveal, in my opinion, would be for him to tell Miranda his name—Shane, not Fallen—before we'd ever heard of Shane before. That way it would all click when Raphael tells Dannielle that Shane is Fallen.

“You know the rules, my boy. Follow the orders that match your eyes. It’s pretty simple.”

Carl's an Eternal. Why must twists be so damn obvious?

He’s very good with computers.

Shane took the appearance of the computer kid in his zoo. I didn't think he'd be that powerful.

The face of the person inside the car is familiar. Very familiar. “This could be a problem.” Seven finally recognizes the other occupant in the car. “Isn’t that Three?”

Hey! Plot twist! We expect Miranda to be the spy but it's actually Danielle. Clever.

Thanks to the Game, we are able to safely and effectively fly aircraft in this world.

I still struggle to believe that a quantum computer and an completely sentient AI came years before an airplane.

“Two reasons.” He holds up three fingers.