Killing Games
Killing Games #1
by Reis Asher
Edgar Tobias works as a freelance computer programmer in the city of Anver. Desperate to escape his deceased fathers’ fame as a hit singer-songwriter duo, he left the city of Kasyova and the arts behind. He doesn’t know he’s about to be targeted in a vicious murder game where the prize is a million dollars in cryptocurrency to the first person who can capture his murder on video.
Reis Asher lost everything in the Anverite civil war ten years ago, including their mother. Their father created the agreement known as Unification, which joined Anver and Kasyova to create the Twin City-States of Anver-Kasyova, ending the civil war and ushering in a new era of peace and prosperity.
When they discover the Killing Game, they know that it represents a threat to everything they hold dear and set out to stop it. But powerful forces are at work that refuse to be undermined by one stubborn soul and their sense of justice.
Someone wants Edgar dead, and they’ll stop at nothing to see him six feet under… even if that means Reis and other innocent bystanders get caught in the crossfire.
5 out of 5 fairies
Two great main characters, an eerie dystopian world, and action scenes that will make your heart race all combine into a book you won’t want to stop reading once you start. The war is over…or is it? There are those that are unhappy with how the war ended, and they’ve decided to spread a little chaos – by picking random targets and marking them for death. I loved Reis and Edgar so much – they’re unique but mesh so well together. Edgar seems so sweet and unassuming, and Reis has such a strong moral compass, putting their life on the line for someone they barely know. I don’t want to give too much away, but if you enjoy dystopian stories with strong if unlikely leads, you’re going to love this. Looking forward to book two!
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Reis Asher is a transmasculine author (he/ him pronouns) living in rural Pennsylvania with his husband and four cats. He loves video games, reading, technology, and of course, writing.
He enjoys shining a spotlight on queer characters and their adventures in a diverse range of worlds, from the fantastical to the everyday.
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