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Die Pforte (2000)

by Patrick Lee(Favorite Author)

4 of 5 Votes: 3

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English

genre

Mystery & Thriller

series

Travis Chase

review 1: This book was a very compelling read. I could not put it down. The story is somewhat unique, and the characters were written so well, it just kept me wanting more. The book kept asking impossible questions, but eventually the answers reveal themselves, and my mind was just blown.This is the story of Travis Chase, just a normal guy out for a hike. Then, all the sudden, a plane crashes nearby, and some special agents from an unknown agency swarm the place. One of the "good" agents finds him, and he agrees to help track down the plane, and its mysterious contents.This is a crazy sci-fi adventure, with time travel, parallel dimensions, and secret artifacts that can do pretty much anything you can imagine. I finished this book in one sitting because I just couldn't put it down.... more The weirdness factor, and the surprise factor were too much to ignore. I mean, I couldn't predict a goddamn thing in this book, which is a rare and beautiful thing.I can't recommend this book enough. It's just that good. In fact, it's so good, I can't even think of anyone to fuck in their dirty asshole. Because, usually books are so bad, someone needs to get fucked dry.
review 2: Interesting premise deftly handled by a skilled storyteller. From a sci-fi standpoint it’s definitely an appealing concept with lots of action and interesting gadgetry. The theories also seem plausible and the action never lets up, but the ending was less than satisfactory. Not enough so that I wouldn’t recommend the series (I’m moving on to the second book now), but enough so that I felt compelled to drop my overall rating from four stars to three. Still, a worthwhile effort from a good writer. less

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