Gateway (The Gateway
Trilogy #1)
Release Date: 06/2014
Summary from Goodreads:
Ember has always known she doesn’t belong in this world. But when she tries to correct the mistake, she wakes to find herself in a mental institution.
She’s soon drawn to Taren, the mysterious boy with hazel eyes. He’s not what he seems, but what is he?
When chaos erupts, they are forced to flee the institution together, and the secret that Taren has been keeping brings Ember closer to understanding her own. And leads her to… the Gateway.
Chasm (The Gateway
Trilogy #2)
Release Date: August 2014
Summary from Goodreads:
**Description Contains Book 1 Spoilers**
When the Institute sends Ember and a team to Europe, she hopes to find answers and security on the journey, but another attempt on her life reminds her she's never really safe.
Then she's thrust together with the mysterious Alexander. Ember can't be sure if this charismatic man is her most formidable enemy or greatest ally. Either way, she needs him, because he's the only one who can bring her to... the Chasm.
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Tether (The Gateway Trilogy Book 3)
Release Date: 09/23/14
Summary from Goodreads:
**Description Contains Book 2 Spoilers**
Ember was only trying to keep a promise when she jumped into the demon world. But instead of saving Cole and his people, she found herself just as trapped as they are. She lives and learns with the Daemon survivors while the demon threat grows every day.
Meanwhile Taren struggles with his guilt for not stopping Ember. He’s desperate to know she’s alive, but there's been no sign of her except in his own vivid dreams.
As they struggle to reconnect, the Gateways around the world weaken, and the demons begin to amass for war. The end is near and Ember must face her fears if she has any hope of saving the world – or herself.
With everything falling apart, her only hope is to find...her Tether.
Ember was only trying to keep a promise when she jumped into the demon world. But instead of saving Cole and his people, she found herself just as trapped as they are. She lives and learns with the Daemon survivors while the demon threat grows every day.
Meanwhile Taren struggles with his guilt for not stopping Ember. He’s desperate to know she’s alive, but there's been no sign of her except in his own vivid dreams.
As they struggle to reconnect, the Gateways around the world weaken, and the demons begin to amass for war. The end is near and Ember must face her fears if she has any hope of saving the world – or herself.
With everything falling apart, her only hope is to find...her Tether.
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Excerpt
from Book Two:
My heart skipped a beat. It was my birthday. And I had a boyfriend. A super-sexy almost super-hero like boyfriend. This birthday ruled.
My heart skipped a beat. It was my birthday. And I had a boyfriend. A super-sexy almost super-hero like boyfriend. This birthday ruled.
One
last look in the mirror and I bounded down the stairs, slowing when I reached
the bottom so I could project some semblance of cool as I walked toward the
common room.
I
found Taren chatting with Callie.
“Wow,”
he said, his hazel eyes widening and his jaw on the verge of dropping.
I
blushed furiously and looked down. I’d tried too hard.
“You
look...” he walked over to me and took my hand.
“Maybe
a little overdone for a picnic?” I said. I should offer to go change; this was
ridiculous.
He
smiled that semi-crooked smile of his and said, “Breathtaking.”
He
gave me the lightest of kisses.
“Well,
I’ll let you two get to your picnic,” Callie said with a
mischievous grin.
“What
was that about?” I asked.
“She
thinks you’re going to approve of your birthday surprise,” he said. Now he was
grinning!
“Well,
don’t keep me in suspense,” I said. “What is it?”
I
readied myself to react with great enthusiasm when he told me we were going for
a walk before my mom got here and we all ate lunch in the cafeteria.
“Wait,
what?” I was so busy mentally preparing I was sure I’d misheard him.
“A
day pass,” he said again. “Or, part of a day, anyway. Long enough to get lunch
at your favorite Indian restaurant.
Now
my jaw dropped. “No freaking way,” I said.
“What
can I say?” he said, putting a hand on my waist and pulling me closer. “I’m
good.”
“You
are,” I said, my grin nearly splitting my face. “You are so good.”
I
threw my arms around him and squeezed him tight. “That is so the best gift you
could have gotten me.”
Taren
took my hand and led me out the front door. Before I was fully aware what was
happening, we were walking down the path that led toward the parking area. My
mind cycled through a litany of thoughts.
Are
you crazy? It’s all well and good to wish you
could leave the Institute, but there are Dahrak demons out there.
But
it’s been months! And Indian food! And Taren went to so much trouble...
And
Reds will go to a lot of trouble—
They’ll
be guards everywhere—
“You
OK?” Taren said, interrupting my stream of thoughts.
“Yeah,”
I said, squeezing his hand. “Just excited. And maybe a little nervous. It’s
been awhile since I’ve been out in the real world.”
“Trust
me,” he said, “up here is as real as it gets. Down there, all they’re concerned
with is Botox and carbs. Besides, I’m here. And as long as I’m here, nothing
bad gets near you.”
He
put his arm around me and squeezed my shoulder, which pretty much settled
things as far as I was concerned. I smiled and leaned into Taren as we made our
way toward the edge of the Sanctuary. This was going to be my best birthday
yet.
About the Author
Christina Garner began writing stories at the age of six. Her
first–about a young girl who busted up a nefarious ring of furniture
thieves–was a huge hit with her mother. At eighteen, her aspirations as an
actor had her loading up her Buick and setting off for Hollywood. Since then,
she has written and directed 10 short films, including Rewind and Reminder,
both of which received acclaim on the festival circuit. In 2006, she began
writing screenplays. A year later, she even got paid for one. In May of 2011,
her debut novel, Gateway, became an Amazon Bestseller. Chasm, Book 2 in The
Gateway Trilogy, did the same.
When she’s not writing novels,
Christina spends her time working in the movie business, traveling, watching
Buffy the Vampire Slayer reruns, and playing with her dog, Griffin.
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