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BookMob Episode 93 ‘Operation Bounce House’ by Matt Dinniman

Fortnite Goes Full Fleshlite: A BookMob Review of Operation Bounce House by Matt Dinniman

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Matt Dinniman better known for his Dungeon Crawler Series. There are seven books published in that series with an eighth novel for May 2026 release.

Operation Bounce House is a stand alone novel that explores similar themes in that a corporation plays ‘video games’ for real. Dinniman has found a market in a creative space that dominates the entertainment arena. Video games. Now is it possible these game players will take the time out to read? A huge question and the fact that Dinniman has 16 novels under his belt he must be doing something right.

Operation Bounce House is a very basic story. Future farmers on the planet of New Sonoran have been written off by ‘government Earth’ who have contracted the Apex Corporation to commence an eviction action. In other words get rid of the population so a ‘new’ society can grow.

The mix of big business and government colluding to reboot a failed government enterprise is not new. This novel speaks directly to the January 2025 Palisades Fires in Los Angeles. Meaning that government and corporations are implementing ‘new’ lucrative inducing rules for those involved in the rebuilding. In fact Operation Bounce House is almost a fictional telling of the corruption and malfeasance being uncovered post Palisades fires.

Apart from that observation the novel is a fun and entertaining read. It suffers from repetition that unfortunately drags the narrative at times. The whole concept of humans manning virtual machines to kill other humans is not original, however Dinniman does make a good story with characters living inside a pop culture hellscape.

Cultural references to OnlyFans, Covid, vaccines, propaganda and the mass media.

It reads like a Fortnite game in the flesh. With cargo drops, crazy machines and deadlines for gaming outcomes.

An enjoyable and entertaining read. Great for mid teens to senior citizens.

I’m sure Hollywood is knocking at Dinniman’s door.