| Title | : | Of Doors and Betrayal (One Of Many Lives Book 1) |
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| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 56 |
| Publication | : | Published February 6, 2024 |
Everyone in the Organisation is vying to be chosen for the Observatory assignment. It's a tough but rewarding job, and only one will be successful.
Keres Edim hopes it will be her.
But there are traitors lurking in the shadows and worlds of possibilites being hidden in plain sight. Nowhere is safe, and venturing from the underground tunnels will only lead to disaster.
Keres Edim hopes it will be her.
But there are traitors lurking in the shadows and worlds of possibilites being hidden in plain sight. Nowhere is safe, and venturing from the underground tunnels will only lead to disaster.
Of Doors and Betrayal (One Of Many Lives Book 1) Reviews
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Wow this was such a good short story. The ending was totally unexpected I’m shook! Y’all need to check this one out.
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The story is short, action packed, and moves along quickly the pacing not allowing for any sort of real pause. Which keeps things interesting. It does lack some description throughout in order to provide more world building and scene setting but it’s not noticeable unless one’s really looking for that. But the opening is absolutely beautiful and draws you in to the point you have to see what happens to give that result. Overall it’s a fun little sci-fi romp that left me satisfied and looking for more from this author. The twist at the end sent me reeling and the writing is beautifully done. I was sad there wasn’t more.
