There was the same razor sharp look at climate change. I fell immediately in love with Ruse for the exact same reasons I loved Want, and more.
This has not impacted my review which is unbiased and honest.) (Disclaimer: I received this free book from Edelweiss. Is this a game they can survive, much less win? Review Jin has proudly announced Daiyu will be by his side for the opening ceremony of Jin Tower, his first “vertical city.” And as hard as Zhou and his friends fight, Jin always gains the upper hand. When Daiyu appears in Shanghai, Zhou is uncertain if it’s to confront him or in support of her father. The reunited group play a treacherous cat and mouse game in the labyrinthine streets of Shanghai, determined on taking back what Jin had stolen. But when Iris tells him he can’t tell Daiyu or trust her, he balks. Zhou doesn’t hesitate to fly to China to help Iris find Lingyi, even though he’s been estranged from his friends for months. And when Jin has Jany murdered and steals the tech she had refused to sell him, Lingyi is the only one who has access to the encrypted info, putting her own life in jeopardy. When Lingyi goes to Shanghai to help Jany Tsai, a childhood acquaintance in trouble, she doesn’t expect Jin to be involved. But Jin, the ruthless billionaire and Daiyu’s father, is out for blood. Jason Zhou, his friends, and Daiyu are still recovering from the aftermath of bombing Jin Corp headquarters. Actually, if I’m being honest, probably a page into Want. I have been looking forward to Ruse ever since I finished Want.
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