Multiverse

[CraftyChara]

Nora wrote: "Claudia Gray's Firebird Trilogy, which starts with A Thousand Pieces of You

Lev Grossman's Magicians Trilogy, which starts with [book:The Magicians..."

A Thousand Pieces of You I forgot to add.


Thank you for The Magicians.

[Nachelle]

I didn't see it mentioned, but there is the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant series by Stephen Donaldson, if you haven't read them. I personally prefer just the original trilogy, although the second trilogy has some redeeming points.

[CraftyChara]

Nachelle wrote: "I didn't see it mentioned, but there is the Chronicles of Thomas Covenant series by Stephen Donaldson, if you haven't read them. I personally prefer just the original trilogy, although the second t..."

The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant, the Unbeliever

Thank you.

[Amy*skye.rhyme]

Cara's Craftastic Creations wrote: "Maybe even meet their doppelganger

Something like Fringe season 3 and 4. Or Sliders

I have already read The Subtle Knife "


All of the following books are either paranormal/fantasy/or Sci-Fiction:

Take the Reins by Siobhan Muir (this is one of my favorite books)

Alderic by Mikayla Lane


I think these next two have already been suggested, but I thought I'd second the votes since they were some of the first titles that came to mind..


Dying Bites by D.D. Barant

The Golden Dynasty by Kristen Ashley

[CraftyChara]

Amy*skye.rhyme wrote: "Cara's Craftastic Creations wrote: "Maybe even meet their doppelganger

Something like Fringe season 3 and 4. Or Sliders

I have already read The Subtle Knife [bookcover:The Subtle Kn..."

Thank you.

[Gillian]

1Q84 by Haruki Murakami.

[CraftyChara]

Gillian wrote: "1Q84 by Haruki Murakami."

Thank you.

[Aerulan]

Not an exact fit but a similar concept that might appeal. In Mainline the main character is able to see the divergent threads of potential parallel realities with each action and choose which becomes dominant for her own reality.

[Amy*skye.rhyme]

I just remembered another, it's a paranormal-romance and it's one of my favorite books.

Ecstasy by Jacquelyn Frank

A paranormal race that lives in the darkness of a parallel dimension are the Shadowdwellers and they can astrally travel, or hop dimensions between our worlds but can't handle sunlight. The first book is "Ecstasy" and it's about a human who slips into the shadow realm for some reason. She thinks she's alone and the entire world died because all the buildings are exactly the same as before, transportation still runs, and food in grocery stores magically replenishes itself except there's not a single person anywhere in this somewhat darker and ghostly version of our world. She doesn't realize that she is the only human to ever enter this alternate world. Until the warrior who is our hero finds her and brings her back to his people, who are fascinated by her.

[CraftyChara]

Amy*skye.rhyme wrote: "I just remembered another, it's a paranormal-romance and it's one of my favorite books.

Ecstasy by Jacquelyn Frank

A paranormal race that lives in the d..."

Aerulan wrote: "Not an exact fit but a similar concept that might appeal. In Mainline the main character is able to see the divergent threads of potential parallel realities with each action and cho..."

Thanks guys.

[CraftyChara]

Bump*

[CraftyChara]

Bump*

[MJ]

Doors of Eden

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

[Seth]

The Chronicles of Amber

[Jessi]

I don't know how to link it, but Alter by H.R. Truelove

[Ingo]

For the click:
Alter
@Jessica:
Linking is only possible in the Web-Version, usually with a computer, not with the mobile version. If you are used to it, you can try on a phone or tablet, but only with a full browser.

[Nicholas]

There's a new comic book mini-series called Bolero #1 that deals with multiverses, but it's much more on the sexual side.

[Hannah]

The space between worlds, Micaiah Johnson: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

[Rainbowheart]

Witch Week

[beichst]

The John Barnes has the Timeline Wars Series.
The first in the trilogy being: Patton's Spaceship

I also enjoyed the Conquistador by S.M. Stirling.