The Fellowship of the Ring
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Two Fantasy books linked to eachother with a forgotten title
Richard
Mar 06, 2025 01:17AM
Greetings Folks! Last Sunday I was searching for a new audiobook on Audible. I find one who had a good synopsis (which I read really fast), unfortunately I read it and then I went to sleep without saving it in my library. Now I forgot the title and name of the author and I can't find it again. It's two days that I'm spending my free time trying find it and I'm going nuts.
The book in question was subtitled red book and was connected to a second book (maybe green or blue, unfortunately I don't remember). By connected I don't mean that the second was the sequel to the first: in the synopsis it was written that I could start one of the two books arbitrarily and I would still understand the general plot. For a more in-depth understanding I should have read them both. This thing particularly intrigued me and for this reason I would be interested in listening to them. Also one of the two is set in Victorian London while the other in the USA of the early 1900s (maybe in Los Angeles).
The book in question was subtitled red book and was connected to a second book (maybe green or blue, unfortunately I don't remember). By connected I don't mean that the second was the sequel to the first: in the synopsis it was written that I could start one of the two books arbitrarily and I would still understand the general plot. For a more in-depth understanding I should have read them both. This thing particularly intrigued me and for this reason I would be interested in listening to them. Also one of the two is set in Victorian London while the other in the USA of the early 1900s (maybe in Los Angeles).
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This sounds similar to the description of The Anomaly series by Gerry Boyd. One of the books has a red cover, while the other has a green or blue one. The story takes place in different time periods and locations, so you can start with either one.
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