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Orion Cross: Between Worlds
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Expected 10 Nov 26Orion Cross has always sensed that something about reality is incomplete.
A brilliant young scientist with multiple doctorates from MIT, Orion has spent his life chasing the patterns hidden beneath the surface of the world, questions no one else seems willing to ask. Then a dying civilization from a distant galaxy makes contact and reveals a truth he never suspected. He was engineered before birth, and he was made for this. He can cross between worlds.
Armed with a device that opens the doorways between parallel Earths, Orion sets out on an impossible mission to find a cure hidden somewhere across the multiverse, on a version of our world that is not his own. But every reality he enters holds more than he came for. Lost to history in his own timeline, the burned scrolls of the Library of Alexandria, forgotten symphonies, and the secret knowledge of ancient civilizations still survive on the other side, and Orion may be the only one who can bring them home.
To save a world, he will have to travel through history itself and become something no human was ever meant to be.
Spanning centuries and dimensions, Between Worlds is the first book in a sweeping and philosophical science fiction saga, written for readers who love reality bending ideas, first contact stories, and the wonder of everything we thought we had lost.
A brilliant young scientist with multiple doctorates from MIT, Orion has spent his life chasing the patterns hidden beneath the surface of the world, questions no one else seems willing to ask. Then a dying civilization from a distant galaxy makes contact and reveals a truth he never suspected. He was engineered before birth, and he was made for this. He can cross between worlds.
Armed with a device that opens the doorways between parallel Earths, Orion sets out on an impossible mission to find a cure hidden somewhere across the multiverse, on a version of our world that is not his own. But every reality he enters holds more than he came for. Lost to history in his own timeline, the burned scrolls of the Library of Alexandria, forgotten symphonies, and the secret knowledge of ancient civilizations still survive on the other side, and Orion may be the only one who can bring them home.
To save a world, he will have to travel through history itself and become something no human was ever meant to be.
Spanning centuries and dimensions, Between Worlds is the first book in a sweeping and philosophical science fiction saga, written for readers who love reality bending ideas, first contact stories, and the wonder of everything we thought we had lost.
303 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication November 10, 2026
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This book is perfect for readers who are fascinated by space, time travel, and advanced concepts of exploration.
As someone who loves discovering new information about space, I found this story fresh and exciting. From the very beginning, it was engaging, and the plot development kept me hooked. Orion’s first disappearance was a strong plot point, and the way he spent time in each dimension ,living there rather than just gathering information added depth to the narrative. The study of each dimension’s surroundings was described in a way that felt immersive and thoughtful.
Overall, it was a good read that I truly enjoyed. From my perspective, I would rate it 4.2 stars.
As someone who loves discovering new information about space, I found this story fresh and exciting. From the very beginning, it was engaging, and the plot development kept me hooked. Orion’s first disappearance was a strong plot point, and the way he spent time in each dimension ,living there rather than just gathering information added depth to the narrative. The study of each dimension’s surroundings was described in a way that felt immersive and thoughtful.
Overall, it was a good read that I truly enjoyed. From my perspective, I would rate it 4.2 stars.
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