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Siblings with a secret. Portals to different worlds. A world in need of magic.
Zack and his younger sister, Zara, have had to fight for every scrap of food and luck that has ever come their way. All of that changes when Zack awakens as a Traveler.
As a Traveler, Zack holds the key to changing his small family’s fractured fate, and for his sister, he’ll risk everything.
The dangers that await him in the mystic realm of the portals, where ancient powers still linger, aren’t the only thing he needs to be wary of. Nobles, both good and bad, have learned of them as well.
The portals provide a way to fight back, to become stronger than their foes, to capture the life they’ve always dreamed of.
Zack will do anything to keep his sister safe, and it’s time to prove it.
Thankfully, magic has a way of evening the odds…
This series is set in the Game of Gods universe.
What readers are saying:
New take on LitRPG, great character development, and interesting storyline.
Brother protecting the little sister is a classic… It’s a wonderful start can’t wait for the next one.
The world is rich in details and culture. This is well worth a read.
Well written, great characters and a new and engaging take on litrpg fantasy storytelling. Haven’t read anything this well done in quite some time!
Very good world building and a different take on a portal book.
I like how the system and stats only work on the other side of portals. Decent amount of action and awesome world building.
One of the best new titles I’ve read in a long time. It blends a highly imaginative world with a complex backstory.
