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Original Title:	Locked Inside
ISBN:	000714167X (ISBN13: 9780007141678)
Edition Language:	English

Locked Inside

Nancy Werlin

Ebook | Pages: 237 pages

Rating: 3.68 | 616 Users | 63 Reviews

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As the daughter of the wildly successful inspirational singer-author Skye, who died in a plane crash when Marnie was young, Marnie Skyedottir stands to inherit great wealth. But until she is old enough, she must survive a dreary life in private boarding school. She endures by escaping into an online role-playing game as much as possible, and steering well clear of the other girls. So when Marnie is kidnapped by someone who also claims to be Skye's daughter, she is terrified. With her reclusive tendencies, will anyone even notice that she's gone? And will her online gaming skills be of any help to her in this real-life drama?

"As she did in The Killer's Cousin, Werlin offers a compelling thriller that will have readers turning pages." —Booklist

"The pacing is fast and the author successfully explores the layers of the theme to build interest and suspense." —SLJ

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Title	:	Locked Inside
Author	:	Nancy Werlin
Book Format	:	Ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 237 pages
Published	:	(first published February 8th 2000)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Mystery. Fiction. Thriller. Realistic Fiction

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Ratings: 3.68 From 616 Users | 63 Reviews

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A quick, suspenseful read. Teenage Marnie is at boardschooling following the death of her mother. She's a loner more interesting in online gaming than reality. When her classmates go on break, she's stuck on campus studying with actual teachers -- until she's kidnapped.Witty and fast-paced, it's hard to put down until the end.

Marnie Skyedottir is filthy rich. Well she's going to be rich once she turns twenty-one and if she graduates high school. It's money that was left to her after her inspiring, rockstar mother died, not exactly the way that any young girl wants to get rich. Almost as horrible as that is where she finds herself now, at a snobby boarding school. It's filed with pretentious know-it-alls, annoying teachers, and peering eyes. Marnie would much rather be locked in her room playing in the virtual world

Ever since I read The Rules of Survival, I was interested in another of Nancy Werlins books, Locked Inside. This book is about a girl named Marnie who lived in a world without her mother, because the mother died. Marnie is a depressing character because she spends her time online on the internet playing her games, where her life online meets a player named elf. It was interesting to read about how Marnie was kidnapped, because I have read a story about kidnapped before. It was amazing at the end

A taut and suspenseful book, to be sure. But some characters were better written/more realistic than others. I felt that it was trying to be a psychological thriller, but I was not thrilled; the main character failed to engage me. Even though it's clear that she has some issues in her life, she just reads like a whiny brat - which she is - and the elegance with which her character development was written only barely made up for it. Skye's backstory and Elf seemed set to outdo each other in

Marnie is the only child of the now deceased Skye. One of the most famous recording artists of her time. Today Marnie Skyedottir is worth $235.27 million, but she has to get by on $50 a week thanks to her guardian Max. Marnie attends a boarding school and doesn't get real good grade because she is up all night long playing her fantasy role playing game on her computer till all hours of the night being taunted by "the Elf," another player like herself who becomes her friend. But Marnie is not

HIGH larious. Norly. Intrigued me mostly because in some ways it reminded me a LOT of online RPGs and in others it completely contradicted them. Paliopolis seems MUCH more like a MUD than an MMO given the text-based interface, but the book was published in 2003. It makes me wonder how much the author actually knew about online gaming; it's definitely lolworthy, though not to the point of pain.Also, the F kind of n00b names his character after his race?? That's like naming your dog Dog. I guess

Locked Inside isnt a fantasy novel at all, which I probably would have realized sooner if I hadnt read it two seconds after I set down Heir Apparent. Instead of Giannine, we have Marnie, daughter to the famous ex-gospel singer and founder of an almost-religion, Skye. Instead of virtual reality, we have what appears to be an MMORPG called Paliopolis. Instead of adventure and life or death situations, we have an all-too-real kidnapping and life or death situations. Marnie is, like Giannine, a