Warpworld

Late review for an excellent book.
And they (Kistene and Joshua) keep on giving us fuel for our dystopian needs.

This book starts right off at the end of the last book, and till the end its another emotional ride for the characters and for the reader.
Can't wait for its conclusion... even though is somewhat bittersweet to think that it's coming to an end.

Easily relatable

A good introduction to a new parallel world story. It was slow in the beginning, trying to familiarise with the terminologies used but eventually picks up. It demonstrates what it's like to visit a parallel world. It displays and brings to the forefront our cultural biases. Finally, no matter how apaat our worlds or cultures may be, we all have major nationalistic issues to face… or turning a blind eye and deaf ear to. This could become a good movie or TV series.

Karging AMAZING!!!
At each new chapter Warpworld is becoming even bigger and better!
It isn't only a story of traveling between worlds, it's a story of friendship, bonds and courage in the face of the unknown, and above all love, a love that goes beyond dimensions.

Even the normal day of a near rogue outpost can be exciting in the writing of these two!

Now only remains the wait, for the Storm to come, and with it the new chapter of this amazing story!

Once again Kristene and Josh gave us an amazing story, this time in Seg's world, in much ways similar to Ama's, but in a certain aspect even more cruel as they, and where our heroes thrive to survive against all odds, waging their lives at every step.
Although not as fast paced as the first book, but equaly amazing, this is a great science-fiction/adventure series.
And for me, like one year ago, I'm waiting for the next volume to come out.