Review: Not just one cliffhanger!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2014
The Gameland series sucked me in from the very beginning of the first book, Deep into the Game. From there I throttled through Gameland: Omnibus, the first eight books, in a single weekend. Once again, Tanpepper delivers an impeccably edited and exciting work of fiction. Set in the Gameland world, Signs of Life picks up where Book eight leaves off (give or take a week). Is Micah really dead? What was Ashley's fate? These questions will be answered and replaced with many more.Signs of Life is more touchy feely than the previous books of the Gameland series. The action isn't non-stop, but the book maintains a respectable pace and provides a lot more description then we've seen in the past.Throw out everything you thought you know, every conclusion you've drawn to date. Because Tanpepper blows them all out of the water and bombards reader with twists and turns at every direction. To say the end of Signs of Life is a cliffhanger is an understatement. There is no pretty red bow to tie everything up with, instead as the end gets closer, the action ramps up for Jessie and friends.