Book review: Game design could leave you puzzled

The storyline of 'The Grandest Game' is attractive, however, it’s a frustrating read as so much is unexplained
Book review: Game design could leave you puzzled

Jennifer Lynn Barnes' 'The Grandest Game' ends with a cliffhanger but she has revealed there will be two more books. Picture: Instagram @authorjenlynnbarnes

Sat, 31 Aug, 2024 - 01:00
Tina Neylon

  • The Grandest Game 
  • Jennifer Lynn Barnes 
  • Penguin, €14.99 

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