Exploring the Gateway

Exploring the Gateway

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Jul 2, 2021
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Fantasy
Join John Miller as he's introduced into a fantasy world that exists parallel to our own when he is given game like powers by a mysterious god. Once he finds his footing in that world, he quickly finds himself delving into the Gateway. The Gateway is a portal to worlds which are all linked to one another and through it to earth. Each are unique in their own ways and contain different types of creatures, magic, and technology. Along his journey to explore it, he finds himself dealing with political intrigue, moral conundrums, and the complexity of human nature along a team of varied characters both with and against him.
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They said it was safe. They were wrong. Rain Eden is a genius with numbers and a mind built for impossibilities. It was buried below the desert floor in Arizona-miles from any known town, hidden beneath a defunct radar station built in the Cold War. He's tasked with evaluating a breakthrough piece of technology: The Gateway-a shimmering, silent structure that folds space and moves matter in a single step. But when his hand-picked team begins walking through, reality starts bending at the edges. Shadows move when no one's near. Voices echo that don't belong. And the people who come back... aren't always the same. As Rain digs deeper, he uncovers a terrifying truth: The Gateway doesn't just transport-it learns. It remembers every version of you that could have been-and it's no longer content staying on the other side.

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