Upload
by Collin Tobin
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Pub Date Dec 12 2012 | Archive Date Jul 06 2016
Description
Someone’s always watching.
Sixteen-year-old Jay Brooks’s life is in chaos. Feeling like a stranger in his own home, he spends all his spare time with his best friend, Bennie, and not just because he had a crush on Chloe, Bennie’s older sister.
A wheelchair-bound hacker, Bennie Welch practically lives in his basement computer lab. Longing to make genuine connections to the outside world, he secretly films people’s precious memories for later sale and surfs the crowds at rave parties, despite the danger to his frail body.
One night, Jay and Benny stumble on a secret video, one that could get them killed. Tracing the origins leads them on an dangerous journey that could change their lives forever.
Advance Praise
"A thrill-a-minute suspenseful novel..." - Mallory Heart Reviews
"This is a must read adventure story that has twists and turns and leaves you breathless!" - A Diary of a Book Addict
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781940215112 |
| PRICE | $12.99 (USD) |
Average rating from 7 members
Featured Reviews
sue w, Reviewer
Upload by Colin Tobin is a mystery thriller sci-fi fantasy.
And is available to purchase now. All Jay wants is a wi-fi spot and a few hours away from his father, whose behaviour has gotten erratic since Jay's mother died last year. But Jay's solo hobby of hot spot hunting makes him a witness to a violent crime. Very enjoyable read.
I liked Jay and Bennie. Lots of action from the start. Could see this as a movie. There was nothing I disliked about this book.
Highly recommended. 5* from me.
Thanks to net galley for the arc.
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