Parallel Worlds
The Heroes Within
R. R. Virdi, Aaron Michael Ritchey, E. A. Copen
Readers rate it 3.3 (4 on Hardcover)
408 pages · Released Oct 8, 2019 · Independently published
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This is an anthology of 19 fantasy/sci-fi stories exploring the moral complexity of heroes and villains. While the collection includes action and some darker themes (as befits stories about characters on the edge of good and evil), the content is generally moderate for middle-grade and up readers. The stories emphasize character growth and moral reasoning rather than graphic content, making it suitable for thoughtful readers age 10+, though some stories may appeal more to older teens.
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Heroes and villains are not always on the opposite ends of the spectrum of good and evil. Sometimes, all that separates them is a fine line. The stories within "Parallel Worlds" explore the lives of such heroes and what drives them -- and what keeps them from crossing over to the other side. This anthology features nin... Heroes and villains are not always on the opposite ends of the spectrum of good and evil. Sometimes, all that separates them is a fine line. The stories within "Parallel Worlds" explore the lives of such heroes and what drives them -- and what keeps them from crossing over to the other side. This anthology features nineteen stories from bestselling, award-winning, and emerging authors, and includes brand new, never-before seen stories from Jim Butcher's, "Dresden Files," Robert Asprin's "The Myth-Adventures" by Jody Lynn Nye, and Neo Edmund's "Red Riding Alpha Huntress Chronicles."
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- Fantasy
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ISBN 9781698391861 · Independently published