In the calm modern city on the surface, a "competitor world" controlled by the World Billiards Association (WPA) behind the scenes is surging underground. Top golfers not only have wealth and reputation, but also have access to a hidden class that uses "competition points" as its currency and is involved in genetic enhancement and ancient inheritance.
Reader comments
The characters in this novel seem to be alive on the page. The protagonist is not a flat hero, with moments of cowardice and tenderness hidden in stubbornness; the supporting characters are not tool men either, and can create a vivid arc in just a few words. Each character is like a seed, growing its own branches in the story.
It's so well written, the more I read, the more addictive I become.
The characters in this novel seem to be alive on the page. The protagonist is not a flat hero, with moments of cowardice and tenderness hidden in stubbornness; the supporting characters are not tool men either, and can create a vivid arc in just a few words. Each character is like a seed, growing its own branches in the story.
It's so well written, the more I read, the more addictive I become.