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Good! Good!

Now we're talking! A beautiful change on pace and story from Book 2. Well presented and much cleaner. A very memorable read worth dreaming.

That's a lot of Ifs

And indeed, we have a lot of what ifs in life. We want to escape our current reality and live in another without realising that we are who we are today because of the decisions, choices, and actions we've taken in the past. We will always go back to this reality because it is what defined and defines us.

This is what this two-book series is about. How one man was accidentally transferred into another reality in answer to his many what ifs. Only to learn and long to get back to his own.

Refreshing

A different take on Christian fiction. All of the elements of a good fantasy fiction is in this work while there are the subtle nods to the elements of Christianity. It is an adventure, truly enjoyable and relatable.

Refreshing

A different take on Christian fiction. All of the elements of a good fantasy fiction is in this work while there are the subtle nods to the elements of Christianity. It is an adventure, truly enjoyable and relatable.

Brilliant

A brilliant novel. Scary too. A what-if that can very well happen, or could have had happened. Makes one realise the world we are living in today. The kind of lives we have. Is it all worth it?

Brilliant

A brilliant novel. Scary too. A what-if that can very well happen, or could have had happened. Makes one realise the world we are living in today. The kind of lives we have. Is it all worth it?

Surprisingly unique

First time I've read a story where Natsari/Netzari/The Way/HaDerech is the main focus and the main character is of this faith. Also first to see where faith and the clashes between faiths were major factor in the relationships of the characters without it overtaking the main plot or becoming preachy.

This was a well written story. Research was also well done in so many areas and a few took were completely new to me.

To also have read this during Sukkot… well, I don't believe in coincidences as even physics has proven there is no such thing as "random". Everything happens for a reason. Cause and Effect, or should I say, Effect and Cause according to quantum physics. Things happen the way it should happen.

Magnificent novel and writing! 1000/100 stars!

Surprisingly unique

First time I've read a story where Natsari/Netzari/The Way/HaDerech is the main focus and the main character is of this faith. Also first to see where faith and the clashes between faiths were major factor in the relationships of the characters without it overtaking the main plot or becoming preachy.

This was a well written story. Research was also well done in so many areas and a few took were completely new to me.

To also have read this during Sukkot… well, I don't believe in coincidences as even physics has proven there is no such thing as "random". Everything happens for a reason. Cause and Effect, or should I say, Effect and Cause according to quantum physics. Things happen the way it should happen.

Magnificent novel and writing! 1000/100 stars!