Blue Impulse

by Emily Ann Imes

Your favorite rhythm game is back with its newest release -- Blue Impulse! Dance to over 60 songs made famous by Team Blue Impulse themselves as they've danced their way to the top! New for this release -- Story Mode! Relive the glory and drama of Team Blue Impulse as you escalate through the ranks with Jammer, Code Breaker, On The Beat, Black Cherry, Little Cherry, and the legendary Blue Angel Hideaki! Do they have what it takes to be the greatest busters of all time? The dances, the fights, the secrets, the tournaments -- all leading up to their Revival tour in New York City. And you'll get to experience every moment of it! Play alone or with a friend in double mode, or log online to LaPostale's P2P network and play with others all around the world! The possibilities, like the future, are endless. Are you ready? Catch the rhythm! Dance the rainbow!

208 pages, Paperback

Published September 25, 2012

About the author

Emily Ann Imes is a connoisseur of words, a roller coaster enthusiast, a broadcast disc jockey, a fierce warrior of power and light, and a musician who performs in color. She has lived most of her life up to this point in the Midwest, driving through cornfields, inspiring others to create to their highest potential, and stopping at every amusement park along the way. After receiving her bachelor's degree in music from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, she spent a year and a half pretending to work a desk job until coming to the realization that she wanted to be an author.

Her short story "Desynthesized" was an honorable mention in the 2010 Y-City Writers Conference Contest, and her novel "The Mystery of Taconum Carnival" was a quarterfinalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. She has crossed the finish line of National Novel Writing Month seven times, racing against the clock to write a novel in a month. Her self-released album "Almond Dust" is available on iTunes.

Emily's many adventures have led her to New York City, where she now resides with her pet cactus, her trusty laptop, and her muse to guide her. She spends what little free time she has left taking long walks in the park, shopping, and drinking way too much soda.