A Dangerous Game
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A Dangerous Game
Narrated by:
Kat Riley, Edward Black
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Narrated by:
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Kat Riley
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Edward Black
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Written by:
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Kira Shell
About this listen
After barely surviving Player 2511’s attack, Selene decides to move back in with her mother in Detroit, take the reins of her life, and forget about Neil, his golden eyes, and his contradictions. Despite being aware that her feelings for him run deep, Selene understands that Neil cannot let himself be loved by anyone, least of all her, and that his soul is permanently riddled with scars that keep him from living a normal life.
However, when they reunite unexpectedly, Selene realizes she cannot live without him and chooses to remain by his side. Neil must then fight his trauma and inner turmoil to return her feelings. At the same time, Neil is forced to be constantly vigilant, as Player 2511 is still lurking, determined to have his revenge. No one is safe, and fear prevails, because nothing less than life is at stake.
This work has been translated with the contribution of the Center for Books and Reading of the Italian Ministry of Culture.
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