Your first adventure.

1. Open the text-only or illustrated reader. Pick a book or filter by genre.
2. Read the beginning and choose one of three approaches.
3. Solve that route’s puzzle or attempt its skill check. A setback still moves the story forward.
4. Make a personal decision, then choose an available resolution. Your choices affect the climax, ending, and some later references.

Your Skill Book

Each fresh profile starts with two skill points. Use the Skill Book to choose upgrades. Companions add bonuses to matching checks; they do not replace the people in each story. Milestones award experience once per book and profile. Replaying does not repeatedly award the same milestone.

Three profiles, both editions

Text-only and illustrated reading share progress on this website. Use Saves to manage profiles, download a JSON backup, or import an earlier backup. Local previews, other browsers, and other website addresses have separate storage. Browser clearing can erase progress, so keep an exported backup.

More than one open tab

If another tab changes the same profile, this tab pauses saving instead of overwriting it. Export its open journey if you want to keep it, then use the explicit reload controls. Replacing another profile requires reviewing that destination and choosing the replacement. Keep the tab open while Saving is shown. A browser that cannot save safely will tell you to keep an exported backup instead. Refresh older preview tabs before using an updated version.

Reading comfortably

Reading & more includes larger text, themes, focus reading, and optional browser narration and sound. Audio starts only when requested. In the text-only edition, story illustrations are never requested. Your selected book downloads when opened; if that download fails, use Try again.

Content notes

These are fictional adventures with difficult choices. Fantasy and science fiction include coercion, family loss, medical uncertainty, confinement, and lasting sacrifice. Mysteries include exploitation and threatened confinement. Historical fiction includes forced labour, slavery, dangerous work, and war injury. Superhero stories include injury and pressure on young people. Horror includes death, bereavement, frightening voices, and psychological distress. Romance includes grief, rejection, and separation. Mixed stories include irreversible loss and family conflict.

Each book’s Content notes drawer includes its genre guidance and, where applicable, historical context and source links. The stories are not professional advice. No age suitability rating or measured reading-time promise has been assigned.

Help and feedback

When emailing jim@abundancetrack.com about a problem, include the book number, chosen approach, personal decision, scene, edition, and browser. An exported save can help reproduce a problem; share it only through the channel you choose. There is no in-site feedback upload.