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The Passage (Beyond Two Worlds #1)

Nabille De La Luz

Kindle Edition | Pages: 280 pages

Rating: 3.88 | 67 Users | 14 Reviews

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It's finally Kino's turn to help The Passage; A virtual world with four zones and four tests that all of Zero's young people have to attempt in order to deserve to live in Lumen, far from the radiation that everyone in the world is exposed to. But there's just one thing... if you die in the game, you die in real life.

In The Passage, Kino meets Axel and the others that will be part of her team. But she is different. Kino is covering up something more than a slight mutation in her eyes. Something that she will discover that can change not just her body, but her life and also the lives of everyone in the world.

KINO:
''The Passage is not anything more than that; a test. And it depends on the score that you ended the Passage with, whether they give you a job or they let you study at the university of Lumen, or if not, you end up being an erotic ballerina or an escort to someone who bought you to avoid your almost certain death in Zone Four. Despite how weird, dirty, and ugly it sounded to have hopes of being acquired by a man, the majority of girls from Zero were anxious for that moment. It was like everyone's fairytale. But, instead of being saved by a prince, it was being bought by one.''

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Title	:	The Passage (Beyond Two Worlds #1)
Author	:	Nabille De La Luz
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Light Novel
Pages	:	Pages: 280 pages
Published	:	January 16th 2015 (first published January 15th 2015)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Science Fiction. Dystopia. Fantasy

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This is one of the Best books I've read in a long time, the book is well written and as a fantasy fan I found the book very interesting and full of life within. and that's something very hard to come by in most of the books today. If you love Fantasy read this book it's definitely worth reading.My favorite character is Kino without a doubt. she rocks!

I was given a beta(unedited) version of this book to read in exchange for an honest review. When I first read the premise for The Passage, I was immediately intrigued. A young woman in a futuristic world is given the chance to enter The Passage to compete for a chance to live in Lumen, a safe and virtual world, away from all of the radiation and other bad things. The other option is to be bought by a male and not have to compete in the last Zone. Either way, Kino, the main character, is adamant

I really enjoyed this novel. I was so busy with other things that I could not read it faster, that said, I thought about it constantly though and what would happen next. I loved the writing and characters and look forward to reading more from this author :D



I received the BETA version of this book in exchange for an honest review. My rating would be closer to a 3.5 stars but not quite a 4.It takes place in a world where technology has advanced to virtual living. There is no going outside, radiation from a nuclear fallout wreaking havoc on your immune system.There is a gaming aspect to the story. Die in the game, die in real life. You are only as strong as your weakest link. Teams can play through the levels of the game to advance in their virtual

Nabille De La Luz is currently on college, she's aspiring to be a self-published author, while continuing her dream of becoming a nutritionist.I can't believe i wrote this :DIt's alive and ready on Amazon UShttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SATPKYECanadahttp://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00SA...UKhttp://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0...

Some spoilers ahead! If you die in the game, you die in real life.So... first of all, let me talk about the world the author has created because that was something else. A nuclear plant exploded making disappear most countries. The ones that survive are, of course, contaminated and people have mutated. The only way they can escape is by living in Lumen which is a virtual city free of the world's radiation.I loved the scenery and descriptions about how a world with radiation would look. I could