AustLit

'A tornado of chaos is tearing through Reality and in its path is the newest House, a bleak and forbidding fortress built of magic and grief by the most unlikely of sorcerers, a human.

'A reckless act of compassion costs Dr. Kira Aist her family and her future on Earth. To escape her enemies, she calls on her heritage as a descendant of Baba Yaga and walks between worlds.

'As Kira roams the paths of Reality, strangers are drawn to her House. Some seek refuge, some seek power, and one just wants kitty treats.

'With the fate of multiple worlds hanging in the balance, Kira must discover what it means to be a sorcerer and the keeper of a House.

'The House That Walked Between Worlds is a compelling and original fantasy novel of multiple worlds and beguiling mystery in the tradition of Ursula Le Guin and Diana Wynne Jones.'

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'Reality’s newest sorcerer doesn’t want trouble, but it finds her anyway.

'Just when Kira thinks she is getting a handle on what it means to be a sorcerer, the Emperor calls and drops a bundle of trouble in her lap. And he’s not the only one. For a woman intent on protecting her privacy, a whole lot of people seem to know how to contact Kira to draw her into their problems.

'But when one of those problems involves saving children’s lives, how can Kira refuse to help?

'Magic is misbehaving across Reality and Kira sets out to discover why. Her allies stand ready to help—and hinder—as she traverses the paths of Reality in a House which is developing its own quirky personality.'

Source : publisher's blurb

'Still reeling from betrayal, Reality’s newest sorcerer finds herself at the heart of a centuries-old conspiracy that could destabilize worlds. Billions of lives are at risk.

'Hidden motivations are everywhere.

'Evander has family trouble.

'Lennu has a theory.

'Gale has gossip—doesn’t she always?

'And Kira has a plan. Maybe. If her magic would just behave.

'Join the House in the thrilling conclusion to the Uncertain Sanctuary series.

'Science fantasy at its startling, genre-bending best.'

Source : publisher's blurb