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Gateway to Fourline (The Fourline Trilogy Book 1) - Book Review


4.0 out of 5 stars Super fun alternate universe fantasy, December 14, 2015
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This review is from: Gateway to Fourline (The Fourline Trilogy Book 1) (Kindle Edition)
I will be getting the next book. It was a fun read, and I enjoyed the alternate universe/dimension/whatever. I especially liked that no attempt was made to explain it at all. It just is.

The female protagonist didn't become a hero overnight with super amazing battle skills. Unless you suddenly become a vampire or shifter and with it the attendant superpowers that's not believable.

Mostly she just runs. Runs away. Sneaks around. Puts herself in harm's way. The duozi will probably take a higher priority in the next book though.

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First of all, Book Two comes out in a few weeks. Second of all, I want Book Two. Thirdly, I will most likely pay full price for Book Two if it's not on Prime.

Our human female was gently courted by the group from the alternate universe, and trained as little as possible for a mission back to the other universe. Her main goal? To run and deliver a message. Despite her lack of belief, and the secrets they try to hide from her, she does okay, leading to another mission, this one much more risky and requiring some serious spy action. Let's just say I loved it. A lot. A hint of forbidden romance, possible triangle, and some possible mutation action coming up in Book Two. See if you can read this one before #2 comes out, okay?





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