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Game theory

Game theory

by Barry Jonsberg

KidnappingFamiliesAdventure and adventurersLottery winnersJuvenile fiction
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'Game Theory has brought me to this point and I must follow where it leads. Even though this is not a game.' Jamie is a sixteen-year-old maths whiz. Summerlee, his older sister, is in the grip of a wild phase. Tensions at home run high. When Summerlee wins a 7.5-million-dollar lottery, she cuts all ties with her family. But money can cause trouble - big trouble. And when their younger sister Phoebe is kidnapped for a ransom, the family faces a crisis almost too painful to bear. Jamie thinks he can use game theory - the strategy of predicting an opponent's actions - to get Phoebe back. But can he outfox the kidnapper? Or is he putting lives at risk?

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KidnappingFamiliesAdventure and adventurersLottery winnersJuvenile fictionGame theory

About the author

Barry Jonsberg

1951

Author

Barry Jonsberg

Pages

312

Read time

≈ 8h

Editions

1

Language

English

ISBN

9781760290153

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