Language:EnglishPublisher:Lulu.comISBN-13:9780244563608ISBN-10:244563608UPC:9780244563608Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:HorrorSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 0.39 inchesWeight:0.571Product ID:SCS0TPV3WG
WARNING: This is an adult horror book, intended for a mature audience who is not easily shocked or offended. With that being said, there is a chapter within this book that is shocking. To ensure there is no upset caused, there is an option to skip this chapter when you get to it. The following chapter contains a short recap which gives you, the reader, all the basic information needed to take the story forward without missing any key plot points. This is not a gimmick . The Sequel To The Number One Bestseller ""How Much To"" Having taken over the running of the ""games"", Nate thought he had a way of beating the system which meant the audience got the blood they were looking for, the people needing the money had a chance of winning it without hurting themselves, and the heads of the show were still getting the viewing figures they longed for. Nate was wrong. Now Nate finds himself forced to play a new, darker version of ""The Game"" for the pleasure of those watching at home.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Lulu.comISBN-13:9780244563608ISBN-10:244563608UPC:9780244563608Book Category:FictionBook Subcategory:HorrorSize:9.00 x 6.00 x 0.39 inchesWeight:0.571Product ID:SCS0TPV3WG
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WARNING: This is an adult horror book, intended for a mature audience who is not easily shocked or offended. With that being said, there is a chapter within this book that is shocking. To ensure there is no upset caused, there is an option to skip this chapter when you get to it. The following chapter contains a short recap which gives you, the reader, all the basic information needed to take the story forward without missing any key plot points. This is not a gimmick . The Sequel To The Number One Bestseller ""How Much To"" Having taken over the running of the ""games"", Nate thought he had a way of beating the system which meant the audience got the blood they were looking for, the people needing the money had a chance of winning it without hurting themselves, and the heads of the show were still getting the viewing figures they longed for. Nate was wrong. Now Nate finds himself forced to play a new, darker version of ""The Game"" for the pleasure of those watching at home.
