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The Neither Nor Series #2
Crosswalker
Two secret wars are being waged; one that threatens the living, the other threatens the dead. And Edgar Flax is caught in the middle. Angry and resentful, he’s lived in the constant shadow of his parents’ disappearance, struggling to find meaning in a world where he had no control. Now he knows that he must risk his own soul and use his newly found gifts to travel to the other side if he wants to end this paranormal conflict and bring his parents back. But there are some doors that should never be opened. Some lines are not meant to be crossed.
417 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 21, 2015
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January 23, 2018
Love this series!
August 29, 2015
Wilkey does it again with this second installment of the Neither Nor Series series, taking his readers on an exciting, emotional, thrilling adventure as they are reunited with his young protagonist, Edgar on a quest to save his parents.
A crosswalker, Edgar is born with the special ability to connect the land of the living with that of the dead. In this second installment of Wikley’s series, Edgar will risk everything to find his parents, who are being held captive in a realm where the living were never meant to tread.
In order to save his parents, Edgar must confront his deepest fears, beginning with the those of fire or heights before venturing deeper into his self to explore the more devastating aspects of loneliness, abandonment, and the fear of being forever alone. Edgar’s journey to overcomes these obstacles take the reader through a tale that is both thrilling and emotionally connecting.
Meanwhile, in the land of the living, a second story emerges as Edgar’s uncle, Becket, must battle forces both human and monster in order to protect his nephew long enough to allow Egard to complete the quest to find his parents.
Full of battles and magic, heroes and demons, life and death, Wilkey enriches his fantasy world with every turn of the page,further ensnaring the reader into the story with every word. This is a must read for any lover of supernatural fiction!
A crosswalker, Edgar is born with the special ability to connect the land of the living with that of the dead. In this second installment of Wikley’s series, Edgar will risk everything to find his parents, who are being held captive in a realm where the living were never meant to tread.
In order to save his parents, Edgar must confront his deepest fears, beginning with the those of fire or heights before venturing deeper into his self to explore the more devastating aspects of loneliness, abandonment, and the fear of being forever alone. Edgar’s journey to overcomes these obstacles take the reader through a tale that is both thrilling and emotionally connecting.
Meanwhile, in the land of the living, a second story emerges as Edgar’s uncle, Becket, must battle forces both human and monster in order to protect his nephew long enough to allow Egard to complete the quest to find his parents.
Full of battles and magic, heroes and demons, life and death, Wilkey enriches his fantasy world with every turn of the page,further ensnaring the reader into the story with every word. This is a must read for any lover of supernatural fiction!
September 30, 2015
Give me just a moment to sit here and absorb all that I just read. I'm blindsided by Crosswalker. Trust me, I've been a Wilkey fan for some time. I've read all his books. I know how amazing his work is. But nothing prepared me for the strength Crosswalker has.
You're met by our three favorites: Becket, Cymbaline, and of course, Edgar. This time around, Wilkey took the Ecto to a whole new level. The intensity in the feelings, the desolate scenery, the dispare and heartache are so vivid in this book. You have a hard time remembering reality from fiction...or should I say, Ecto?
I can't believe the depths that Wilkey has taken. He has really outdone himself with capturing the excitement, the fears, the triumphs and loses we all feel. Only, he takes them and makes them Edgar's. And with that, every step of Edgar's journey, you feel it right in your heart and your soul. The rest of the intense, on-the-edge-of-your-seat story, is all added gravy! A must read for teens and adults alike! Intense, fast-paced, heart-pounding action, awaits you from page 1!
You're met by our three favorites: Becket, Cymbaline, and of course, Edgar. This time around, Wilkey took the Ecto to a whole new level. The intensity in the feelings, the desolate scenery, the dispare and heartache are so vivid in this book. You have a hard time remembering reality from fiction...or should I say, Ecto?
I can't believe the depths that Wilkey has taken. He has really outdone himself with capturing the excitement, the fears, the triumphs and loses we all feel. Only, he takes them and makes them Edgar's. And with that, every step of Edgar's journey, you feel it right in your heart and your soul. The rest of the intense, on-the-edge-of-your-seat story, is all added gravy! A must read for teens and adults alike! Intense, fast-paced, heart-pounding action, awaits you from page 1!
January 15, 2017
Loved this series
The two books in this series were great. From the first chapter, I was hooked and couldnt wait to see what happened next. It is well written with just enough detail to let your imagination work like it should. I would have given five stars, but there are some grammatical errors that need to be looked over. I would still recommend this book because it was easy enough for me to fix the errors in my mind as I read along.
The two books in this series were great. From the first chapter, I was hooked and couldnt wait to see what happened next. It is well written with just enough detail to let your imagination work like it should. I would have given five stars, but there are some grammatical errors that need to be looked over. I would still recommend this book because it was easy enough for me to fix the errors in my mind as I read along.
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