It started as a normal day trying to navigate the wilds of modern-day London. Kit Livingstone started the morning on his way to help his girlfriend Wilhelmina with a day of shopping, and by the end of the day he was in the muddy streets of a much older, alternate London with his long-lost great-grandfather, bewildered and having lost his girlfriend somewhere in the crossing.The explanation? Ley lines, portals of travel between alternate times and realities. Kit's great-grandfather, Cosimo, accidentally stumbled upon them long ago, and traverses them as part of a society of "Questers", all after the elusive "Skin Map." Keep Reading »
The Silver Hand by Stephen Lawhead continues the Song of Albion series, kicking it into high gear and engaging you even further into the world of Albion. If you've read the first book, you need to pick up the sequel and read it as well. And if you're looking for a great fantasy series that's neither a LotR or Narnia rip-off, Song of Albion might be for you.
The Paradise War happily erases my low opinion of Stephen Lawhead's writing. My previous attempt to read one of his books 