The original concept for “The Fold” was as more of a “shared-world” piece to his novel “14,” which dealt more with supernatural mysteries in an old apartment building, but as he worked on “The Fold” he realized it had the merit to stand on its own. Speculative science fiction can sometimes read like a foreign language (see William Gibson), but Clines is quite capable of taking fantastic ideas and turning them into more relatable stories. In fact, Clines does a fine job of addressing this approach within the story itself. “The Fold” is not dense or jargon-heavy you won't need a scientific dictionary or a crash course in physics to understand it.
However, when things start to go undeniably wrong, Mike's mental gymnastics offer a unique lifeline, and he is effectively welcomed onto the team. The Fold, Threshold Book 2 14, Threshold BBook 4 Peter Clines Terminus Threshold. As time goes on, he learns more about the Door and the people involved, and he is tolerated if not embraced. What Peter Clines does really well is to take all those seemingly disparate elements introduced in the previous three books and combine them into a cohesive, action-packed, horror science fiction story. The others initially resent Mike's presence despite the fact that their funding depends upon his support. At you can find used, antique and new books, compare results and immediately purchase your selection at the best price.
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