Between Worlds

Self-Published

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During one rainy night, Mia suddenly found herself being transported to a different World - a world where beings of myths and legends were real.With the help of a mysterious young man in a green hooded cloak, Mia reached the Dream Star Shop - the shop that grants all wishes, on the condition that one gives back something of equal value to that wish.After negotiating with the enchanting shopkeeper of the Dream Star Shop, she finally managed to pay the necessary payment for her wish, and Mia was returned to her own World as promised. Mia's life continues as it should be.However, was that truly all there was to her dealings with the shopkeeper? Or could Mia have found herself with more than she had bargained for?

Chapters(46 total)

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Community Reviews(5)

  • Alex BarberRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    Couldn't put it down. When's the next chapter?
    Interesting switch up of roles and behaviours. Would love to see some graphics of the vibrant range of characters and their antics.
    Solid sci-fi fantasy read. Doesn't go overboard with the romance that it becomes a sci-fi 50 shades. Fantastic book! Keep it updated.
  • BigjoggyRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    This book is a captivating and deeply layered work that keeps you thinking long after you’ve finished it. The story is arranged in a complex, non-linear way, which adds to its charm and makes it stand out from more conventional narratives. While it might take some effort to piece everything together, that challenge is part of the reward. Each layer reveals something new, and there are countless parts to read into, making this a book that invites multiple interpretations and close attention.
    What makes this book truly remarkable is its depth. The themes explored are profound, touching on love, loss, identity, and the human condition in ways that feel both relatable and thought-provoking. The characters are richly developed, each carrying their own set of struggles and motivations that make them feel authentic. As you dive deeper into the story, you realize there’s more to uncover, making it the kind of book you’ll want to hold on to and revisit.
    This is not just a book to read—it’s an experience to savor. It’s perfect for those who enjoy stories that challenge them emotionally and intellectually. If you’re looking for something meaningful and unforgettable, this is definitely a book worth your time.
  • PotatoeschipRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    I have been giving it a read on patroen before I came on here and I like to say The Book is a Slow Burner, definitely lives up to its name. The story starts off pretty slow, and it might take a few chapters to really get into the flow. But once it picks up, it becomes a genuinely engaging read that’s hard to put down. The pacing may be gradual, but the payoff is absolutely worth the patience.
    One of the strongest aspects of this story is the concept—there’s a lot of depth to the world and themes the author is exploring. It’s clear there’s real thought behind the plot and worldbuilding, and it invites you to think while also keeping you entertained. The characters are another highlight. They feel real, with enough flaws and development to make them relatable and worth rooting for.
    The perspective shifts with each chapter, which can be a bit jarring at first, but it ends up being a great way to see the bigger picture of the story. It keeps things fresh and adds complexity without being confusing.
    If you’re looking for something that rewards patience with strong characters and thoughtful storytelling, I’d say give this a shot. Stick with it past the slow start—you’ll be glad you did. Definitely worth the read.
  • rgreadsRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 5.0
    Not what you're expecting. You think that the sexy space babes are the seven foot tall, constantly horny, toned and stacked aliens from a civilization that's 3:1 women by virtue of genetics?
    Oh no.
    Our hero, Chad Novacock himself, is small, cute, has ridiculous stamina by galactic standards, and a libido that's (*gasp*!) on par with or even exceeds a woman's! He's a tough, no-nonsense man who don't need no woman and can take care of himself (which sort of caused this whole mess). He's even known to casually take his shirt off to go swimming and act like it's totally normal, the little minx!
    That's right, the sexy space babes? Earth men. They're so adorable and rumor has it, they'll do anything. If they won't, that means they just need a little convincing, right?
    SSB is a science fiction gender role reversal that forcibly shoves a man into a 'woman's' place in society. Jason has to develop the social survival skills and awareness that most women consider part of daily life whether they like it or not, and most men are completely oblivious to.
  • LoveBardRoyal Road
    ★★★★★ 4.5
    After three chapters so far.
    This book is an engaging and thought-provoking piece of literature that leaves a lasting impression. From the very first page, it becomes clear that the author has crafted a complex and multi-layered story. The arrangement of the narrative is intricate, weaving together different threads that demand the reader’s full attention and investment. While this complexity may initially seem overwhelming, it quickly becomes one of the book's greatest strengths. The non-linear structure keeps you on your toes, encouraging you to actively piece together the larger story, which is incredibly rewarding.
    What truly stands out is how the author balances this complexity with emotional depth. The characters are well-developed, their dilemmas and relationships feeling authentic and relatable. The themes explored are profound, ranging from love and loss to identity and resilience, leaving plenty of room for reflection.
    While the story arrangement might not suit everyone’s taste, particularly those looking for a straightforward read, it's perfect for readers who enjoy being challenged and immersed in a narrative puzzle. The writing style is engaging, with vivid descriptions and powerful dialogue that make the story come alive.
    Overall, this book is a fantastic read. It’s not just a story—it’s an experience, and one that stays with you long after you’ve turned the last page.