This book is written differently then I've ever come across. Note: I was given a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. Being that it was a 'journal-espque' entry, you learn more thoughts and feelings than they would have shared in a conversation with someone.Ĭhaos and the 'bad guys' are really cool and the way the authors describe them is powerful.

I like that each part of the book is through the eyes of a different character and begin as a journal entry telling different parts of their tale - it allows you to learn more about he character then you would if it had been done third person or with only one person telling the story. I also like that each of them has their own skill to utilize and that each one is so different from the other. I love the sarcasm and the fact that the teenagers, though given a 'tough job' to do, are still teenagers, not quickly growing up, but instead slowly learning and even messing up while learning to work with their 'skills' and work together. Like, there's so much I want to say, but every time I write something I think it will give away too much.

It is very rare that I read a book and just can't think of what to say about it. I knew reading the book description on this that it was my kind of book, but after reading the author's introduction, there was no doubt in my mind. This is the epic first volume of a new Young Adult fantasy series by indie authors Garrett Robinson and Z.C. The explosive finale, told by all six kids at once The first six episodes, each following one of the Realm Keepers Only the power of the Realm Keepers can hold the Shadows at bay - but how can the kids find balance between their lives in another world, fighting for their very existence, and their lives on Earth?

Chaos marches on all free people, and if the universe dies, so does Earth. This book chronicles the arrival of the Realm Keepers to the universe of Midrealm: Sarah, Calvin, Raven, Miles, Tess and Blade. Plucked from their ordinary lives and given extraordinary powers, they’re the only thing standing between us and destruction. This is reality for the Realm Keepers: six ordinary kids thrust into a terrifying war between our world and Chaos. What if you spent half your life here, in our world, and the other half battling for mankind’s survival against foes too terrible to be real?

What if you and your friends went to another world every time you went to sleep?

Midrealm by Garrett Robinson