The Little Door and the Big World
Romantasy without boundaries
What if an ordinary evening with a book ends in the another dimension? Rada has always loved reading, but she didn't expect that one day a book would become a real portal. Thus, she learns that our world is far from the only one, but she is a Random Walker. Finding herself in the mysterious Battle World, Rada quickly finds amazing discoveries, and two amazing men: the incredibly sweet and caring elf Irvan and the enigmatic Dark Magician Lorne. Both are clearly attracted to Rada, and she must unravel this romantic tangle. But beyond matters of the heart, Rada is left with the unexpected, central mystery of the multiverse. Everyone believes in powerful Librarians that control book portals. But are these mysterious rulers truly so powerful? Rada must uncover all the secrets of the book worlds, step by step. She hopes that sooner or later her own heart will guide her to the right choice. "Grabbing the first book she came across, Rada returned to her room and began flipping through the crumpled pages in search of the interesting moments. She was not really sure where she would end up as a result of her experiment, but she really hoped that the new world would turn out to be the World of Romance, or Love, or Weddings. In general, something that Rada itself has really lacked lately. After a couple of minutes of feverish scrolling, dizziness set in again, slight weakness arose, then a bright light came... RW closed her eyes as usual, and when she opened them, she saw something unbelievable. Once as a child, she read a book that described a palace of seven parts, each of which was painted in one of the colors of the rainbow, and she wanted to see something similar with her own eyes. And now her dream has partially come true. She stood on the slope of a hill, and in front of her in a small valley lay a whole city, divided into seven parts. Each part was painted in one of the seven colors of the Spectrum. But it just looked quite scary, since each part of the city was separated from the others by powerful black walls, which also surrounded the city on all sides. The thickness of the walls, even from a distance, inspired respect, and the height exceeded human height several times. It seemed that the colorful city was cut into pieces by a giant knife, and its appearance drove one into a stupor."
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