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The Gateway
Find soul mate…check.
Harness the power of the Wiccan gods…check.
Defeat the evil First Traveler…check.
Live a normal life…maybe not.
Dagny and Marc are done with destiny. After defeating the First Traveler, they want to leave the Wiccan world behind. But as they settle back into the routine of high school, it seems destiny has other plans.Prophetic dreams, a secret cult and a stranger calling himself the Guardian force Dagny and Marc to face the truth. Channeling the powers of the gods comes with a price and the gods have come to collect. Now Dagny and Marc must choose between each other and the path the gods have written, a path leading to a mysterious gateway that if opened will shatter the Wiccan world.Their love survived the threat of an ancient witch, but can it survive the will of the gods?In this story of love, betrayal and magic, no one is safe and there is no such thing as destiny.
Harness the power of the Wiccan gods…check.
Defeat the evil First Traveler…check.
Live a normal life…maybe not.
Dagny and Marc are done with destiny. After defeating the First Traveler, they want to leave the Wiccan world behind. But as they settle back into the routine of high school, it seems destiny has other plans.Prophetic dreams, a secret cult and a stranger calling himself the Guardian force Dagny and Marc to face the truth. Channeling the powers of the gods comes with a price and the gods have come to collect. Now Dagny and Marc must choose between each other and the path the gods have written, a path leading to a mysterious gateway that if opened will shatter the Wiccan world.Their love survived the threat of an ancient witch, but can it survive the will of the gods?In this story of love, betrayal and magic, no one is safe and there is no such thing as destiny.
326 pages, Paperback
Published January 15, 2020
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K.L. Kranes
2 books22 followersK.L. Kranes lives in the Washington, DC metro area with her husband, daughter and their adorable dog. She graduated from Virginia Tech with a degree in Communications. K.L. moved to New York City after college and worked in public relations before returning to her true passions of writing and editing. She currently works as a freelance writer and editor. In her spare time, she enjoys hanging out with her family and trying out new potential hobbies. Her latest endeavors include driving her dog crazy as she learns the guitar and making a fool of herself as a novice swing dancer.
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February 11, 2020
Picking up where The Travelers left off, Dagny and Marc continue their newest episode as a couple in (and around) Falls City! They love each other so much, can something come between them? And who is the mysterious dark stranger hanging around Dagny? Follow their twisty adventure—with all the friends and family we got to know in the Travelers—in The Gateway!
The writing is beautiful, the pacing is excellent, and these characters are deftly developed while careening towards the heart-pounding conclusion.
This is a delicious recipe with a pinch of Romeo and Juliet, a dash of Riverdale, a dollop of Twilight, and a smidgen of Rick Riordan’s ancient/modern feel to create a unique vibe of its own that you won’t want to put down until the final conclusion.
The writing is beautiful, the pacing is excellent, and these characters are deftly developed while careening towards the heart-pounding conclusion.
This is a delicious recipe with a pinch of Romeo and Juliet, a dash of Riverdale, a dollop of Twilight, and a smidgen of Rick Riordan’s ancient/modern feel to create a unique vibe of its own that you won’t want to put down until the final conclusion.
March 14, 2020
A great follow up to the first book, The Travelers. What strong and real characters. I really enjoyed being able to understand the insight from all the characters. The way it is written allows the reader to understand what is motivating each characters actions. Normally, you can only infer those actions when written from only the main character's point of view. This strategy gives much complexity to ancillary characters without slowing down the action. It also doesn't detract from the main plot line. I highly recommend and hope to see a third novel soon!
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