"Guardian of the Continuum"
Joey W. Hill

The earth is dying. That's not a news flash to Rob, or to anyone in the 20th century. His generation has grown up with a resigned humor to the situation. But dreams never die. Deep in his heart, buried so he doesn't have to get embarrassed about it, Rob still wants the experience of loyal friends and a love that never ends. He wants a dare-to-be-great situation. When Adam Al-Aziz comes to Havenwood College, he gets it.

Rob expects his new roommate will need indoctrination into the social requirements of college life - drinking, lying to women and rolling out of bed five minutes before class. But Adam is not a college student. He is the spiritual leader of a world whose job it is to protect all worlds, including Earth. Two priestesses of Adam's world have disappeared on Earth, and they are the key to the apocalypse that will bring mankind's time to an abrupt end. Rob thought the hardest task he was going to face this year was mid-terms. Instead he has to help Adam save the world. It's going to be a rough semester.

Correen expected to attend Havenwood, quietly get her degree in Naturopathy, and disappear again. She did not expect to fall in love with Adam Al-Aziz. When she realizes she will follow him into danger without a thought for her own life, she is frightened. When she realizes that the fate of the world may hang on the healing of her soul, she is terrified. She believes the secret her soul carries cannot be healed. She does not know the power of a Guardian's love.

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REVIEWS FOR GUARDIAN OF THE CONTINUUM


CRESCENT BLUES
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Reviewed by Patricia White

A big book, in more ways than one, GUARDIAN OF THE CONTINUUM won the Dream Realm Award for fantasy, was a finalist for Fantasy Eppie, and a finalist for the P.E.A.R.L Award. Sweeping in scope, fascinating in subject, the book should be a permanent resident on every fantasy lover's hard drive or ebook reader.

Diverse and complex, with a multi-layered plot, well-defined characters, and action piled on action, GUARDIAN OF THE CONTINUUM deserves every accolade it receives now and in the future--there will be many, I'm sure, both for this book and for this outstanding author.

FICTION FOREST
Reviewed by Ariana Overton

Joey Hill has done a superb job of presenting a tale of cynicism, love, courage and revelation. It is easy to see why Guardian is the winner of the Dream Realm Award for Fantasy from CrossRoads Publishing and a 2001 EPPIE finalist.


SIMEGEN
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Reviewed by Gil Fitzgerald

I feel the way I did when I read my first Laurell K. Hamilton, Tanya Huff or Barbara Hambly! I promise you'll be satisfied, but left hungry for the next book. That's what makes this one a keeper on my hard drive. More than any other ebook I've read, this book convinced me that epublishers have standards every bit as demanding as conventional ones. No wonder it took the best fantasy from the Dream Realm Awards. It deserved it.


MILLENIUM SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY
Reviewed by Jon Lambert
Recommended

Guardian of the Continuum was a most interesting novel. I loved the way life at Havenwood was painted. The story was entertaining, with liberal dashes of humor to cut the tension and fully held my interest throughout…this was an all together entertaining novel.


WORD WEAVING
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Reviewed by Cindy Penn
Very Highly Recommended

Written with profound spiritual implications and a flair for complexity, GUARDIAN OF THE CONTINUUM reaches beyond even the unusual and the fabulous nature of most ebook fantasies, creating a memorable tale.

Hill lends a depth and complexity to GUARDIAN OF THE CONTINUUM that is seldom matched. Each character vividly lives with an individuality and strength that pulls the reader deeply within the tale. Irreverent humor and flair for the improbable lend a delightful counterpoint to the novel, lending it a remarkable balance of light and dark, humor and tragedy.

About the Author:

Joey W. Hill lives on the North Carolina coast with her wonderful husband, their dauntless O'Day sailboat Shadowfax, and their many four-footed children. Joey writes fantasy and romance and enjoys feedback from her readers. In today's world, there is a great need for faith in magic and love, and there's no better place to rediscover them than through a book or short story. She invites you to try one of hers.

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