The Blue Portal

· Solaris
3.3
24 reviews
Ebook
64
Pages
Eligible

About this ebook

The Blue Portal is an extract from the beginning of Eric Brown's The Kings of Eternity, released April 2011.

1999, on the threshold of a new millennium, the novelist Daniel Langham lives a reclusive life on an idyllic Greek island, hiding away from humanity and the events of the past. All that changes, however, when he meets artist Caroline Platt and finds himself falling in love. But what is his secret, and what are the horrors that haunt him?

1935. Writers Jonathon Langham and Edward Vaughan are summoned from London by their editor friend Jasper Carnegie to help investigate strange goings on in Hopton Wood. What they discover there - no less than a strange creature from another world - will change their lives forever. What they become, and their link to the novelist of the future, is the subject of Eric Brown's most ambitious novel to date. Almost ten years in the writing, The Kings of Eternity is a novel of vast scope and depth.

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3.3
24 reviews
panzerkampfwagen
January 23, 2015
Is this like a remix of portal 2 anyways I haven't read it yet but I'm sure it's great!
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B Lipp
May 6, 2016
This was a fantastic transcript from The Kings of Eternity.
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John Abuf
May 15, 2015
Nice
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About the author

Eric Brown is the award-winning author of a huge number of SF novels, children's books, radio plays, articles and reviews, including Helix, Helix Wars, The Bengal Station Trilogy, The New York Trilogy, Kethani, Engineman, Guardians of the Phoenix, Kings of Eternity, The Serene Invasion, two Weird Space novels and The Fall of Tartarus. www.ericbrown.com

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