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The Man Who Crossed Worlds (2000)

by Chris Strange(Favorite Author)

4 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Cheeky Minion

series

Miles Franco

review 1: I loved this book. It is the debut novel from the author and it lacks a small amount of World building, but the parts that you do see are well done. Mr. Strange says that he was influenced by "The Dresden File" books by Jim Butcher, and it shows. Miles Franco is a "tunneler", a person who can punch holes between realities and travel back and forth. He is enlisted, against his will, by the cops to stop a new drug from being introduced to our world. The story is full of twists and turns and I have to admit I didn't see the last one coming. The system of magic is new and original, although I hope the author explains it a little more as time goes on. I thoroughly enjoyed the story and will definitely pick up the next book when it comes out later this year. I look forward ... moreto watching the Miles Franco as well as Chris Strange develop as time goes on.
review 2: I got this book for free from LT and am so glad that I did. The price doesn't affect my review, so believe me when I say that I truly enjoyed this book. Miles Franco made me laugh. I love that he never really took himself seriously even though he spends most of the book terrified. It was a little Urban Fantasy, a little Pulp, and a little Noir. Whatever it's catagory, it was well written and extremely entertaining. Other than making me laugh, two of the best things about this book were the world building and the twists that I didn't see coming (I usually spot plot twists from a mile away). I look forward to the next Miles Franco book. less

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