Gemini's Crossing: A Fantasy LitRPG GameLit Adventure

Book 1: Enora Online

by Arlo Adams

Synopsis

After learning he has only months to live, Gemini Fowler is granted one shot to cheat death when a billionaire game-developer offers to transfer his consciousness into a virtual realm using a technology that could end death as we know it.

The catch:

The only current VR with the capability to receive him is the unreleased video game, Enora Online, and Gemini must survive until level ten or be completely wiped from the servers… and existence.

Welcome to Enora Online, where virtual is reality.

What Readers have to say about Gemini's Crossing:

This book is epic. Awesome storyline and great character development. Thanks for a great book.

Great world-building and a great introduction book.solid character growth and good pacing really unique characters without being overwhelming and number. Definitely 5-star book in one you should pick up .

Epic scope, intricate philosophy.

I absolutely love the notion of end-of-life options like this. Sign me up. The engrossing world building and overall philosophy is something that sticks with you for a while, making you wonder about your own mortality and what it means to be sentient.

This book made me laugh and cry throughout the book! Amazing story! The characters are amazing and makes you root for them Throughout their adventures!
Looking forward to reading more of their adventures!

I am hooked after reading the first book and can't wait for the next. I usually take a long time to read books, only a couple chapters at a time, but couldn't put this down.

Great sample of the genre. Enough stats to geek on, not heavy on the sex. Fun relationships, great side characters. Click rules!

Hey if y’all are looking for a great LitRPG series to start on this The Series! Already downloaded the 2’d book! Can’t wait!

All 3 books were a lot of fun, no overly graphic adult situations, something that you would not mind sharing with friends and family.

Release date: February 14, 2019

Publisher: Layer2 Publishing

Print pages: 492