Erra’s Throne: Column Two

Name: Erra’s Throne: Column Two
Rating: 3.29 (14 reviews)
Author: James Carmichael

James Carmichael July 20, 2014

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If you have not read Column 1: spoiler alert!

New York is shaken, the chat ghost is gone, and all Emmy’s left with is questions and fear.

As the entire city reels from an unprecedented earthquake and a mysterious threat grows in the West, Emmy and Fehns fight to uncover the truth behind Erra’s Throne – the incredible new MMORPG that… well, that’s kind of the problem. Because either this game is capable of the impossible or she – Emmeline Kim – is finally totally losing her mind.

Either way, she’s going to need more Kit Kats.

Erra’s Throne is a novel in five parts about a kid who has to save humanity by being really, really good at video games. It’s also about family, loyalty, high school, and chocolate.

Game. On.

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