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Virtual Mode Piers Anthony is a romance book that brings together relationships, emotion, and romantic tension. It is suited to readers who enjoy emotional connections, relationship-driven storytelling, and romantic tension.

Author
Piers Anthony
Genre
Romance
Language
English
Licence
Public domain

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Colene does not know what to think of the stranger she has rescued. Darius tells her he has traveled from "his reality" to find her. In proving to Colene that other worlds do exist, he uses up the power of the artifact that would allow them to travel back to his universe.

They must try a slower, more dangerous method: the creation of a four-dimensional universe. Darius picks five anchor points in five different universes to set up a skew path, a "Virtual Mode," on which the anchors can walk.

Thus begins a tale of romance, danger, adventure, and intrigue as the two travel through a myriad of alternate realities where anything is possible.

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About Piers Anthony

Piers Anthony is a British-American author best known for humorous fantasy, imaginative worldbuilding, clever wordplay, and long-running series that combine magic with unusual rules and playful ideas. He is particularly associated with the Xanth series, a fantasy universe in which magical abilities, puns, and word-based jokes are woven into everyday life. His fiction often begins with an imaginative question and explores the consequences through comic adventures, strange creatures, eccentric characters, and elaborate magical systems. Anthony has also written science fiction, horror, and other forms of speculative fiction, demonstrating an interest in worlds where familiar assumptions can be overturned. Readers who enjoy lighthearted fantasy, verbal humor, eccentric magic, and sprawling fictional universes may find his books entertaining, while those interested in the history of modern genre fiction can explore the development of his long publishing career.

Early Life and Background

Piers Anthony Dillingham Jacob was born in Oxford, England, on August 6, 1934. He moved to the United States with his family as a child and later became an American citizen. His life and career crossed national boundaries, and his fiction reflects a broad interest in language, culture, and the imaginative possibilities of storytelling. Anthony studied at Goddard College in Vermont and began building a writing career that would eventually span several decades and numerous series.

Like many speculative fiction writers, Anthony developed his career through persistent writing and publication across a range of projects. Establishing a recognizable series can be especially valuable in fantasy because readers often enjoy returning to a familiar world and discovering how its rules produce new adventures. Anthony's long-running work demonstrates how a central imaginative premise can support many different stories, provided the setting offers enough possibilities for new characters, conflicts, and jokes.

The Xanth Series

The Xanth series is Anthony's most famous creation. It takes place in a magical land inspired partly by the geography and atmosphere of Florida, where nearly everyone possesses a magical talent. These talents can be impressive, practical, inconvenient, or extremely peculiar. One person might possess a useful ability, while another has a power that seems more like a joke than an advantage. The contrast between ordinary problems and unusual magic provides much of the series' humor.

The first book, A Spell for Chameleon, introduces the world of Xanth and its distinctive approach to magical ability. The story combines a quest with questions about identity, social acceptance, and the value people place on particular talents....Read More

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