
ALT The three Harrow siblings grapple with the traumatic consequences of their childhood portal fantasy adventures as they try to balance their "real" and "fantasy" lives. Dark adult portal fantasy Nuanced character study Read it for the characters, not the fantasy world Complex examination of long-term trauma, both familiar and fantastical

ALT Rating: 4 stars Genre: Portal Fantasy Standalone Dark, adult reexaminations of childhood portal fantasies are becoming increasingly common, and March's End is a worthy new addition. An examination of the long term familial trauma that portal fantasy adventures inflict on young bodies, Polansky introduces us to a trio of siblings with immense character depth and nuance that you cannot help but feel drawn to. The characters definitely outshine the fantasy, but this made for a much richer reading experience. It's dark and at times a brutal read, but the journey is worth it.



















