"I loved this book. I devoured it in 4 days.” J. Turner. Living in the remote Alaskan wilderness with his father and his Nana, half Native American, Will Cole is bored and lonely. He's expecting a new computer for his thirteenth birthday. Instead, he gets a used book, very large and very old, The Book of Worlds. Thousands of pages long, each page of the book is a portal to strange, alien worlds. Will is a Traveler, a member of an ancient alien race, fixers to the Universe. He has the ability to hear and converse with other beings. That night the book charges Will to “Open the Four Doors of Artew,” a mission he cannot refuse, even if he wanted to. The Book yanks him down into its pages flinging him across the Universe, to the desert world of Kroy. With the help of a beautiful 150-year-old, blue haired Urzi, and her flying horse Sif, Will unites the warring, fractured races on the planet. He forges them into the Army of Kroy, with hopes of defeating the invading Shedu Empire. His search for the Four Doors of Artew has begun. If he fails he will never see home again.