The Game

The Game

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In a future where technology has advanced to the popularity of Virtual Reality and perspective becomes a blur between gaming and reality, what is real and what isn't? Is life worth living if given a better life in the world of Virtual Reality? What if instead of living in a hospital bed day by day watching your time tick by while death inches closer you could be in a world that seems so real that the problems of the real world fade away into ones and zeros? What life would you choose? Does one hold more value then the other? Anta and Ashley's time is closing in. Adam and Connor both feel helpless as they watch the ones they care about slowly die. Will Virtual Reality come to provide meaning and hope in depressing times? Or will it end up just causing more pain then what the real world could ever do? What if you were trapped within the game with only one life? Does reality start to kick in? Do the rights and wrongs of our world carry over, or do the inner demons and animistic nature of people take over because they are behind a screen? Welcome player to The Game
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The whole camp was filling with smoke. I coughed, praying that my lungs would keep working for just a few more minutes. "Eli, which way is west?" Adam's breathing was just as labored from physical exertion, smoke, and panic as mine was. I didn't even process the question. I didn't know. We couldn't see anything through the smoke because the fire was spreading so quickly, and I just realized I'd forgotten my walkie-talkie. "Don't know!" I answered. Adrenaline was the only thing that kept my feet going. I knew we'd come in the East Gate, and if the cells were in the center, then if we kept going straight, we were going to find the gate any second. "Keep straight!" I instructed. I saw his head bob slightly, acknowledging my delayed direction. Then Adam cried out beside me, and I stopped short. I reached for his body involuntarily as he pitched forward, nearly causing him to take me down with him. My left hand was soaking wet from where it had landed on his shoulder. I winced as I tried to steady him, not daring to look at what I knew would be a pool of blood in my hand. ☁ Now that they have a new ally on their side, they're looking to change the United States for good. At some point, they want every camp freed and every teenager home safe. But each new camp brings an endless supply of new challenges. Things are beginning to spin out of control. Follow each of them as they discover who they are, who they love, and more of their country's secrets than they could ever dream of in a thrilling trilogy told from all five points of view.

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