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Door Within Trilogy by Wayne Thomas Batson



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Submitted by Marsia 
(Jul 27, 2010)

Amazing Triology!!! Entralling and engaging, Mr. Batson has created another masterpiece. I would recommend this to any fantasy lover. I love how every element points to God. this Triology will certanly keep you reading late into the night. Beginging in Colorado, these books take you into another world, one full of Glimpses, dragons and knights.


Submitted by Anduril 
(Apr 28, 2010)

Open the door to Adventure

Aidan is alone. With his grandpa’s health failing, his family moves in with his grandpa. Being the new kid on the block no is fun. So one day Aidan decides to explore the house, he finds some weird scrolls in the basement. When he chooses to read them. He finds a land, THE REALM within the scrolls. Which is in the midst of war. Paragor is trying to take control of the REALM from the rightful the King. These are dark day for the REALM. Paragor is trying to destroy the allies of the King. But with Aidan’s help the King’s armies may survive.

Wayne Thomas Batson starts a great series off, right with this book.


Submitted by Grant 
(Apr 12, 2010)

Some of the best books ever. I highly commend the fight seens. It was like watching the LOTR movies inside my head! Good Christian messages, but not too many, around as many as Narnia. Could have cut back a little on the swords and moved on to other weapons, but that is a matter of personal preferrence.

Four out of five;

Grant, 15 years old, and a big Batson fan!




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