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A world so real, it will be greatly missed

A world that will be missed. Real characters, growing relationships, it was like reading a true story that happened a few years ago.

I hope the world of Fourline will still be explored as there are no doubt other places, kingdoms, countries. An origin story is also one that is a curious one, especially the membrane. Or, new adventures by her sister Cal.

They will all be missed. It was an adventure that rings true for many of us. The discrimination, corruption, mistaken identities, judgment from people, the evil of war, being victims, passiveness, trying to survive, simply doing one's duty, you name it.

Great job. Perfectly executed.

Well done on the introduction of this universe

A good introduction to this universe. A bit less adventurous but the main character and the world were both firmly established. So now, on to Book 2.

More like, Time's Unity

That was one unforgettable and epic adventure. You had to flip very fast but there are surprising twists and turns when you think it's almost the end.

Excellent use of time travel as indeed, spacetime is relative. In this case, relative is even more important and useful.

In the end, it's both sad and happy. We have to be positive but should not forget to be realist. Learn to take risks without sacrificing our family and love ones.

All of these and more were beautifully woven in this finale novel where fans are challenged to be in the shoes of Kate, Kier, and Kate.

More like, Time's Unity

That was one unforgettable and epic adventure. You had to flip very fast but there are surprising twists and turns when you think it's almost the end.

Excellent use of time travel as indeed, spacetime is relative. In this case, relative is even more important and useful.

In the end, it's both sad and happy. We have to be positive but should not forget to be realist. Learn to take risks without sacrificing our family and love ones.

All of these and more were beautifully woven in this finale novel where fans are challenged to be in the shoes of Kate, Kier, and Kate.

More like, Time's Unity

That was one unforgettable and epic adventure. You had to flip very fast but there are surprising twists and turns when you think it's almost the end.

Excellent use of time travel as indeed, spacetime is relative. In this case, relative is even more important and useful.

In the end, it's both sad and happy. We have to be positive but should not forget to be realist. Learn to take risks without sacrificing our family and love ones.

All of these and more were beautifully woven in this finale novel where fans are challenged to be in the shoes of Kate, Kier, and Kate.

Time's Edge indeed

A bit slow but it is a good way to further build up the characters and the world. There were one or two confusing chronological travels but negligible. Overall, a good sequel, more mystery, drama, and uncertainty, than the first book.

A loud echo. Kate echoes.

This answers a lot of questions and it helped in seeing the bigger picture of the timelines, who Other-Kate is. Who Current-Kate is. Why Kiernan remembers both Kate, and it's not because of the CHRONOS key - time is both linear and non-linear, think.

Pru pru!

Probably best placed after the main series instead of as 2.5 since it doesn't add anything new to our main plot and main characters. Especially true if one has read 1.5 already.

Also, it felt rushed. Too short. Pru's story needs justice, her adventures, or misadventures, deserves to be told. We need to be in her mind. What made her, her. What drives her. What were her other trips in time. How was she molded. Who was she before the "correction" timeshift.

She's too important to be left as is.

Pru pru!

Probably best placed after the main series instead of as 2.5 since it doesn't add anything new to our main plot and main characters. Especially true if one has read 1.5 already.

Also, it felt rushed. Too short. Pru's story needs justice, her adventures, or misadventures, deserves to be told. We need to be in her mind. What made her, her. What drives her. What were her other trips in time. How was she molded. Who was she before the "correction" timeshift.

She's too important to be left as is.

Time's Edge indeed

A bit slow but it is a good way to further build up the characters and the world. There were one or two confusing chronological travels but negligible. Overall, a good sequel, more mystery, drama, and uncertainty, than the first book.

A loud echo. Kate echoes.

This answers a lot of questions and it helped in seeing the bigger picture of the timelines, who Other-Kate is. Who Current-Kate is. Why Kiernan remembers both Kate, and it's not because of the CHRONOS key - time is both linear and non-linear, think.