Portal Warriors

is the first four books in the Divinity Warriors series. A boxset collection of great action, adventure, romance, humor and creative wit. Lilith Enraptured starts with Lord Sorin of Firewall & Divinity Corp Analyst Lilith Gria. Then we dive into Fighting Lady Jayne with Lord Ronen of Firewall (Sorin’s younger brother) & Inter-dimensional boxer Jayne “The Sweet” Hart. Cannot forget Keeping Paige who introduces Sir Aiden of Fallenrock & Forestter psychic Paige. With an epic finale of Taking Karre with Sir Vidar of Spearhead & inter-dimensional thief Karre. You will laugh, cry, scream, and be emotionally interactive but you will enjoy the ride.

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Lilith Enraptured (Divinity Warriors #1)

"She loved discovering the different intricate paths of the human experience,"

Lilith loves observing other cultures, learning about them, and sharing what she's discovered. Getting thrown into a barbaric world with no warning, no support, and no way home is not what she signed up for.

Sorin is an honorable warrior, but he can't help wondering if the Gods have it in for him.

This done in one book establishes a fascinating Universe with interesting characters, and explores tradition and faith vs. questioning, analyzing, and seeking to understand, even when the truth is hard to hear.

Fighting Lady Jayne

…”saying more with her fist than she could with flustered words.”

Jayne is a boxing champion, a fighter in every sense. Ending up on a barbaric world, culturally trapped in the Middle Ages, where women are to be protected is torture for her, and she will fight her way free.

Ronen wasn’t planning to leave the claiming ceremony with a wife, but sometimes life happens and all you can do is trust in the will of the Gods… and do everything you can to defeat the enemy and defend your honor.

This done in one solid stand alone book does some really nice world building. I particularly enjoyed the Queen… I’d love to read the King and Queen’s story, as these two are each, in their own right, great leaders, which shines through in how they deal with Ronen and Jayne. A story about reacting, and instinctive responses we don’t always realize we have, this is a wonderful battle which gets truly interesting when Ronen and Jayne come to understand what they are really fighting against.

Keeping Paige (Divinity Warriors, #3)

“Paige instantly chose to walk in the direction of freedom…”

Paige has lived her life as an outcast, burdened with a curse she doesn’t want any more than those around her do. When she’s flung into a world where her curse is viewed as a blessing, people listen to her instead of avoiding her, and a charming knight named Aidan seems willing to accept her as she is, her heart falls back on old habits, and soon, so do her feet.

This done in one book gives a lot of world building for Staria, spending time in a village and giving a glimpse of the culture and daily life, where the previous two books have focused on the war, and larger scale issues for this world.

So often miscommunications are a key to the unfolding drama of stories, so I appreciated how believable and relatable the key ones were here. Paige is carrying with her the baggage of her past experiences, and it influences how she sees this world, what she expects, and ultimately how she reacts.

Taking Karre (Divinity Warriors, #4)

"Because right now, in this moment..."

Karre is an independent, can-do woman. She doesn't sit around waiting for others to take care of things, she gets things done... right up until she's imprisoned in marriage to a warrior deteremined to protect her.

I loved the concept of someone else trying to use marriage to contain Karre. (Neither her, nor the groom were in on that.) Karre was a character that simply couldn't be contained, in part because she was both determined, and smart... and eager to use that brain of hers.

As for Vidar, he is ready to take up the challenge... and when these two have a miscommunication, it's a laugh out loud sequence that leads to some unexpected twists.

These four books come together to tell a well crafted story of a Universe in which people can move between one "plane" and another -- seeing the various ways in which our world might have played out... and by the end, a war without end, and warrior culture, has learned a lot from these otherworldly women.

I was gifted with a copy of Portal Warriors: The Complete Divinity Warriors Series, and chose to share my thoughts.

I had not read these books when they first came out but what a collection!! Alternate universe, 4 powerful, hot, alpha warriors, 4 strong, independent, woman, sizzle, steam, action, adventure, drama, and more. I enjoyed all 4 books equally. Solid 5 star read for me.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.