Description:
Hey, all you adventure-loving kids out there! If you're a fan of video games, get ready to dive into an epic virtual reality adventure.
Meet Kiara Kole, an 11-year-old explorer-not so great at video games but a total outdoor champ with her pet pig Sparkles. But guess what? Life changes when her family moves to the futuristic city of New Eden. Buckle up, because now she's in virtual reality game school, where her sixth-grade destiny hinges on her gaming prowess.
Kiara's in a crazy race against time, taking on an adventure game that's harder than trying to catch a squirrel. She's got to save the planet from a ginormous asteroid smash. Can you believe that?
Uh-oh, if she fails, her sixth-grade dreams go poof! And guess what else? She finds a secret level that's super off-limits. Risky stuff, because she might just get expelled! But don't worry, a cool new friend shows up, and together they're off on a wild quest that'll test Kiara's bravery and faith.
So, can Kiara overcome her fears, grab that coveted Key of Truth, and totally rule the game? Or is it going to be game over before she even starts to play?
Jump into Kiara's world and brace yourself for a mind-blowing adventure that'll ignite your imagination.
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Brief description: Daniel Luke Kuhnley is an American author of Fantasy, Supernatural Mystery Thrillers, and young adult Christian Sci-Fi/ Fantasy stories. He enjoys watching movies, reading novels, programming, and playing board and video games. He lives in Albuquerque, NM with his wife Marsha.
Review Quotes:
"I thought it was described so vividly that I could actually picture it." -Teri Jo
"I found the story fun, exciting, and I wanted more. This was extremely well done. You seem to write exactly what needs to be written and at the right time. Now is the time for this story to be told and how fun you made it. Also how you keyed into the youth's ability for technology. Wow! Great job!" -Phylls V.
"I really liked how God is explained and woven into the story." -Sheryle K.
"It was easy to read. It had higher vocabulary than others books I read but I think it's good for my age. It was fun and exciting and the chapters always ended in a way that made me want to keep reading. I didn't get bored." -Hunter, age 15
"The VR game looked fun." -Keely W., age 13
"I did think it was a fun read and had just the right amount of gaps to keep me guessing at what was coming next and eager to continue reading." -Shauna S.