I really didn’t expect to like this as much as I did. Liked it so much I read it in one sitting. Can’t wait to read the next in the series.

Loved it! ❣️👍Characters are wonderful and the storyline is so original. Couldn’t stop reading to find out what will happen next. I will definitely read the next book.

Get ready to fall in love with a whole new world! Impossible to put down the story of Alora and Jesse. You jump into Alora fighting for her life in 2 worlds. A sibling bond (Jesse) that transcends time and space. A reality that is fractured by an ancient prison. Proof that family does not need blood. And of course, new book boyfriends. You will not regret jumping into this world. Enjoy!

Great worldbuilding, unlike anything I’ve read before. Great characters and their adventures really pull you in. Super fun read!!

I love this book and the originality of it. Every time I thought I knew who the traitor was it was some one else! The love triangle was great too.

This book is excellent! Lots of action and layers. Excellent characters and so many wonderful twists and turns!

I absolutely love this book! I don’t know what else to say but if you are a fan Egyptian mythology you need to check this series out. I love how it combines Egyptian mythology into present day. Once I started reading I couldn’t put it down!

I have one sibling. I really enjoy the sibling characterization Bridget Baker details. Her writing is clean and clear and so exciting. It’s a page turner for sure.

This book has a super cool real world vs fantasy world feel. I absolutely love how Bridget has left parts to figure out about the main characters’ lives, and the worlds they live in! It’s not just an info dump, but revealed at just the right time. The brother sister bond is the best. Also, the relationship between worlds is fascinating and I can’t wait to find out if my theories are correct! This book has just enough action vs character development for my taste!

I was hooked from the start. I was intrigued by the prologue (and had to go back and reread it a few times throughout the book as connections were made), the mention of a trained chicken, and the whole baby naming thing is so odd. I also wanted to know why it was Lift and not lift. So, onward I read! In the story, sleep brings another world where injuries can be repaired or created, not dreams. But like with dreams, hours in the dream world can be just minutes in the real world. One world is regular life and one is a prison. Poor Alora has gone through more than her fair share of tragedies before the book even starts. The more she learns about herself and her past the less she probably wishes she knew. She can’t help herself though, she needs to know the truth about what happened to her parents and herself. Like many of Baker’s main characters, this teenager starts out hidden, unassuming, concealing parts of herself from the greater world. She doesn’t even know the extent of her abilities and has even been thought to have a psychiatric illness for years. So this alternate world may be her brain firing differently, making her see and hear things that no one else can. Her best friend on Earth is her brother and their parents died years ago. On Terra she is an orphan without a brother. Or is she?? The suspense gets worse towards the end. You can’t help but root for Alora and Jesse and feel her desperation as she will do whatever it takes to try and save her brother. I’m very eager to start the next book to see what comes of her attempts! I’d also like to find out how the Exordium works out for her on Earth… And I thought my teenage years were a mess!