They thought it was just a game. Meg wants one thing. For her best friend to be happy. If it were up to her, Brek would leave their hometown, attend college on a scholarship, marry the woman of his dreams, and have two-point-five kids.That is until they see the flyer for the game. Brek doesn't only want Meg's happiness. He wants her. Even if it means putting his own life at risk by playing a game with unknown dangers. And the game has built-in consequences, testing their moral compasses and friendship to its limits. Because opening the Green Door is not only a game, but a one-way ticket to something much more deadly. Read the entire Eternal Artifacts series. Books 1 - 4 now available. \* Due to adult situations, The Green Door is considered an upper YA book. \The first review contains spoilers\ Customer Reviews "Kindt's stories have some of the most intriguing premises I've read in a while." "I LOVED this book LOVED it. If I had a chance to reread it for the first time, I would." "This book exceeded expectations and gave me the drive I needed to get back into reading." "This is storytelling at its very best!"

The game is anything but easy… enter the door, defeat the queen, take the jewel from her cold, lifeless body. After completing the task behind the Green Door, Meg, Brek, and Carter had hoped the most difficult challenges were behind them. Now in an apartment of their own, the three friends plan to tackle the Red Door, a notch up in both prize money and difficulty. The serious cash that comes with finding the object would provide a secure future for Meg and her father. Behind the innocent-looking portal covered in hearts and twinkle lights is a world where the ruler controls her people like pieces on a chessboard. The teenagers soon discover that the danger is much more insidious, running throughout the land and into the very rebellion that stands against the Queen.With time running out, they must snatch the jewel and get home safely, or the deceit woven into the game will ensnare them forever. \*Due to adult situations, the Red Door is considered an upper-YA book. Praise for The Eternal Artifacts series "The Green Door is a great start to what promises to be a fun and action-packed series. I can’t wait to find out what’s behind the Red Door!" Julie - One Book More "It felt like a cross between Narnia and Wonderland which I really enjoyed." - Sheri "She could write a million books in this series and I wouldn't get tired of reading about Carter, Brek, and Meg." - Brittany M. "The book had a very Narnia-esque feel to it that left me absolutely delighted. I’m not sure if that’s where the inspiration for the book came from but it’s brilliantly done." Tabassum

The game is no longer a game. With the completion of the Red Door and the prize money doubled, Meg is determined to tackle the White Door, a portal she’s been drawn to since they started the game. But when Brek is attacked and almost killed, they are thrust into the new world sooner than they planned. And it is a world unlike any they’ve encountered before. Within a setting five hundred years in the future, they find a human race on the brink of extinction. The leader had helped a select few escape Earth on a spacecraft before the planet was destroyed, attempting to create a sinless society. The ones who are less than perfect are exiled to a nearby planet. Traveling to the future, Meg and Brek finally discover the inner workings behind the game and Rosenbaum’s true motivations. They also find out that the people they thought they could trust might be holding secrets far too deep to forgive. Reviews for the White "I flew through this one! It was such a page-turner. I never wanted to put it down." "This series just gets better and better!" "You will be on the edge of your seat throughout this entire book! Must read and be ready for the unexpected!" "The story was fast-paced and thrilling that will keep you glued until the end." "The game just got real. Like really, really real."

Bring on the end game. Throughout the competition, Meg and Brek have traveled to three different worlds, changing their lives forever. But as Meg wakes behind the Black Door in the land of Periden, she finds the true creator of the game controlling everyone in his presence, and she’s not sure who she can trust. As her marriage to Carter approaches, Meg discovers powers within to help her overcome the obstacles set before her. And the first one is sure to break her. Kill her best friend, collect his heart as the final object in the game, or become the hunted. Searching for Brek, Meg discovers the Shadow Realm, a people with plans to rise up against the Eternals and take back their planet. There’s a battle brewing bigger than anyone can imagine, and Meg must race to put an end to it before Carter puts an end to her.