Representation: Biracial main character
Trigger warnings: N/A?
Score: Seven points out of ten.
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This was another good book in the series, with an interesting premise, which I enjoyed. I liked seeing what Miles is doing this time to save the city, and what the mysterious villain is doing. There was a new video game that was about to be launched, which turned everyone into statues, how is that even possible? The villain from the last book turned out not to be a villain, which was confusing, but she gave information on who the real villain was, who just wanted to make the world better, by wiping out humanity because he thinks they just aren't good enough (Wow, how pretentious, sometimes antagonists use that excuse just to destroy all humans and take over the world!) Eventually Miles defeated him, and he saved the world from destruction. If you like a comic book series, this is the book for you, though you need to read the first book first. ( )