Rieden Reece and the Virtual Girl

by Matt Guzman, Stephanie Slagle (Editor)

Overview

The adults in his town are frozen in time. Can this ordinary thirteen-year-old lead friends and foes to defeat the powers behind the madness?

Rieden Reece is anxious and angry. With all the grown-ups out of commission, the worried teen is working with his best pal to control the mobs of upset children. And after an electric girl shows up out of nowhere, he, his buddies, and three of the worst bullies ever follow her cryptic clues into a bizarre alien tavern full of danger.

Shocked to learn they're being targeted by a killer virus, Rieden tries to leverage his charisma and unite the oddball group of kids. But when a mini-universe opens and challenges them to a play-or-die game simulation, his new leadership role means he's responsible for everyone's lives.

As loyalties split, can he stop the squad from splintering and dooming their planet to disaster?

Rieden Reece and the Virtual Girl is the action-packed fifth book in the Rieden Reece middle grade science fiction series. If you like whimsical humor, LitRPG worlds, and relatable characters, then you'll love Matt Guzman's madcap adventure.

Buy Rieden Reece and the Virtual Girl to download danger today!

Rieden Reece and the Virtual Girl is the fifth installment of the Middle-Grade Sci-Fi Adventure.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798989545889
Publisher:	Mindfast Publishing
Publication date:	01/28/2025
Series:	Rieden Reece , #5
Pages:	238
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.75(d)
Age Range:	10 - 12 Years

About the Author

Matt Guzman is somewhat spoiled. The residents of beautiful San Diego, CA allow him to live there, and they barely complain about it. After managing restaurants for twenty years, he made a drastic decision. Quit. And use everything he learned the hard way about leadership and communication to help children. He's obsessed with emotional health and storytelling. Combining these two passions, Matt crafts sci-fi stories for his twelve-year-old self-still hiding inside his adult brain. He once won an honorable mention from the Writers of the Future Contest. That went straight to his head and now there's no stopping him.