Play Book Tag discussion

It's 2519 and everyone 18 and older who is qualified moves to live in Game, their bodies frozen and their minds transferred to computer code where they live, and in the four centuries of Game there are now 50 billion people there, living on various Game planets.

Jex is nearly 18 when a new bill is passed raising the Game entry age to 19. She and a friend from work, Nathan, are brought in for questioning when a bombing destroys the servers for one of the planet and 11,000 people die when they are urgently defrosted and their minds sent back to them. Just being questioned they are no longer qualified to enter Game. Innocent, they are asked to help find out who the bomber is to protect the world of Game because there is no way Earth could handle 50 billion people defrosting and returning.

Fraught with action and danger, this is a fun read. I didn't like it as much as Janet Edwards' other books, but I really don't care for this sort of novel where minds move into data streams and the whole gaming concept. If you like that sort of thing in a y/a novel, then by all means try it out.