Dr Infinity And The Soul Smasher Matthew S Cox by Matthew S. Cox 9781950738366, 1950738361, B08PW5Y14L instant download after payment.

There’s only one thing Übergirl loves—almost—as much as helping people: Star Prince comics.

Before the Nolmek accidentally made superheroes real, Kelly Donovan often escaped into the pages of her favorite comic series to forget about bullies and her parents always complaining about their jobs. Star Prince and Ms. Omni might be fictional, but they saved her as much as any living hero could.

When Dad surprises her with a copy of the latest and greatest video game set in the Star Prince Universe, Kelly dives right in, too excited to think.

Alas, diving in turns out to be far more literal than she expected.

Übergirl and her best friend Paige—a.k.a Will-O-Wisp—end up stranded inside the MegaStation, helpless to interfere while Dad puts together a most nefarious plan. If the girls cannot defeat the virtual Dr. Infinity in time to escape, her father’s orbital machine will rain down an unimaginable horror on innocent people… adding pineapple to every pizza on Earth.

Matthew Cox's novel is incredibly imaginative, and it translates the contemporary reality of video games and the virtual reality that youngsters must deal with. It is filled with adventure and experiences that are fun to read. Young readers will, most certainly, be transported to the virtual world the author has created and find it fun connecting with characters like Kelly. This novel, while being the fourth in the series, reads well as a standalone story. It is realistic and the characters are well-developed. The use of humor adds to the entertaining nature of the story and the relationship between the protagonist and her parents as well as her connection with her virtual heroes is cleverly written. Dr. Infinity and the Soul Smasher is a fun read for young adult readers and the world the author creates is both colorful and sophisticated. - Grace Masso for Reader's Favorite