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    Thoughts for a Portal

    By Jeffrey M. Poole

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    Picking right up after the events of A Portal for Your Thoughts (Tales of Lentari #3), the adventure continues as Steve tries to figure out how to unravel the mess he has found himself in.

    Desperately needing to get back to his home world, but lacking a properly linked portal to use, or a teleporting wife to help him, Steve is stuck between a proverbial rock and a hard place. Knowing Sarah would never intentionally abandon him on another planet, Steve fears the worst and struggles to find a way home, all while fighting extinct monsters, rescuing missing villagers, and protecting his ancestors so that he isn't erased from existence. And last, but certainly not the least, he still needs to find a way he and Sarah can return to their own time.

    Will Steve be able to figure out how to return to his world without an active portal? Will he be able to help his ancestor complete his mission and thus ensure his own future? Will they be able to successfully avoid altering their own timeline back home?

    Don't miss the exciting conclusion to the latest adventure in the magical land of Lentari!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJeffrey M. Poole
    Release dateApr 30, 2015
    ISBN9781310546921
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    Thoughts for a Portal
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    Jeffrey M. Poole

    Jeffrey M. Poole is a professional writer who writes in both the fantasy and mystery genres. His series are listed below.Fantasy: Dragons of Andela, Bakkian Chronicles, Tales of LentariMystery: Corgi Case FilesJeffrey lives in picturesque Southwestern Oregon with his wife, Giliane, and their Welsh Corgi, Kinsey. His interests include archery, astronomy, archaeology, scuba diving, collecting movies, collecting swords, and tinkering with any electronic gadget he can get his hands on.In March, 2015, Jeffrey became a proud member of SFWA, the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America!Fans can follow him online at: www.AuthorJMPoole.com

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