There lies within the great and secret readership an easily literary not of anticipation for that next great novel or sequel. For young adults, some said it was The Hunger Games,. Others claimed that it was the Divergent Series. Still many believed that The Twilight Series written by Stephanie Meyers was the major catapult of modern female leads in an antagonistic fantasy series. So what draws us to these stories? Is it just the action? Feigned righteous indignation, the ability to look at the proverbial and literary mirrors to question our own veracity, our own strength ability and understanding of ourselves and the world in which we live. Fantasy series allow for the reader to follow the evolution of characters, their gifts and their powers. We see enemies introduced, often among the good, other times as invaders, intruders, and squatters in others’ lives, usually due to envy and their own lack of acceptance of their personal failings. What we have learned and what we have been entertained by in the process in which the enemy becomes subdued, revealed, exposed and ultimately destroyed.

Some series readers have witnessed lulls in times in between publication. Other times the sequels seem to be available in sequential and timely years. What we now see with the advent of advanced readership is the concept of binge reading. Yet not all series are the same. Some have as much as a whopping twenty books in a series, others just from ten to a dozen, but we most often see is the duology and trilogy series. We walk through these series as we walk through out own lives. Some of us evolve. Others find comfort in routine, a series of steps that we repeat in order to progress through the week and through the years. Timelines are not doubted, however. Time cannot be stopped—at least in our lives. Some with great wealth and some influence wish to reverse time, create a new timeline, erase other people’s memories so that their victims cannot remember the attacks, onslaught and crimes real life villains have committed against them. Though some movies based on novels have suggested that this is possible, we know that for the masses that time is a spatial differentiation between the past and the present. One cannot delete another. One cannot change the order of it, and just like certain crimes and attacks neither can certainly be denied.

So there you have it—or you will. The great expectations of what a series can offer. Multi-genre fiction author, Patricia M. Muhammad, has written and published three duologies, The Consecrated Throne Series™, The Existence Parallel Series™, and The Sacred Four Series™. Each of them are fantasy, science fiction series and both transcend multiple kingdom-worlds. Patricia M. Muhammad now introduces The Kingdom of Atuphratī, Book Two of The Sacred Four Series™. What we know of enemies with one kingdom that would effect any of the four connected kingdoms is no match for the formidable baths that is about to be declared. A gen that is a Starburst, injured sacred winds and one enemy eventually subdued, yet to understand that his plans become irrelevant when a great wheel with ancient lettering appears in between the form borders, four columns and four sacred trees that balance the Sacred Four—the four kingdom. The Kingdom of Atuphratī is the sequel to The Sacred Four. The Sacred Four Series™ is the third prelude duology to The Alchemic Kingdoms: The Final Battle For Light Series™. The Kingdom of Atuphratī can now be purchased at these online retailers:

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