Favorite Quotes

Maybe it was a good thing I likely wasn’t capable of love.

I’d always viewed my lack of desire like a stone in the path of becoming like my mother.

I would refit my brokenness to be my armor.

About the Author

AdriAnne Strickland was a bibliophile who wanted to be an author before she knew what either of those words meant. She shares a home base in Alaska with her husband, her pugs, and her piles and piles of books. She loves traveling, dancing, vests, tattoos, and every shade of teal in existence, but especially the darker ones. She is the coauthor of SHADOW RUN and SHADOW CALL (Delacorte/Penguin Random House) and author of the forthcoming BEYOND THE BLACK DOOR (Imprint/Macmillan).

Review of Beyond the Black Door

Review (4 Stars): Beyond the Black Door was a fascinating tale about the dangers of love and the secrets that we keep trapped in our own minds.  Kamai was a soulwalker like her mother and she planned to follow in her footsteps but there was one little problem.  Kamai felt that she was not capable of feeling love or desire so she was afraid that she couldn’t get close enough to people to be able to travel into their minds.  When her mother is killed by the group that was supposed to protect them, Kamai must put her trust into her step-brother and do the unthinkable.  Open the black door.

This story had so many twists and turns and it was entertaining to learn about Kamai’s abilities.  This book was filled with adventure, mystery and you could see that Kamai was coming to terms with her own sexuality.  Beyond the Black Door was a thrilling adventure and I can’t wait to see what the author comes up with next.