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Aiza Tan did not expect to spend her eighteenth birthday doing an eulogy for her dad after his sudden and unexpected passing. She also didn't expect to receive an email after the funeral ... from her dad. Desperate to decode his final message to her, she throws herself into the puzzle hunt that the email kicks off - a challenge the two of them used to do together. As the puzzles take her through their shared memories, she must reckon with his sudden absence in her life ... and what she'll do when the puzzle hunt ends.
An intimate and authentic novel about how to piece a life together when everything falls apart.
Praise for Two Can Play That Game
'A relatable, fire-cracking story about chasing your dreams. Sam Khoo stole my heart.' Wai Chim, author of The Surprising Power of a Good Dumpling
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'Yong effortlessly weaves together breathless game playing, epic trash talk, slow-burn romance, complex family dynamics and true friendships.' Leanne Hall, author of The Gaps
