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Leo@fergusrules.com

by Arne Tangherlini (1999)

About this book

"Leonora (Leo) is an Asian-Italian-American teenager with a rotten attitude and a genius IQ. Thrown out of twelve schools and fluent in as many languages, she's sent to live with her grandmother in the Philippines, where she spends all her time in a computer environment called Apeiron - a parasitic virtual reality program which drove its mad creator to dive headlong into a gorge. Only in Apeiron can Leo shed the awkward body of an adolescent girl and emerge in the persona of Fergus, the warrior; only in Apeiron can she hobnob with Socrates and John Lennon. But one day the only boy she's ever liked disappears, and Leo, in a quest to rescue him, finds herself lured into the program's computer generated hell."--BOOK JACKET.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreLeo@fergusrules.com Lead Character

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