Seventh Realm Part 1

A LitRPG Fantasy Series (The Ten Realms, Book 8)

By: Michael Chatfield

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

War has come to the Willful Institute. It has come to the first realm.

For years Alva has trained, developed weapons, and tactics never seen in the 10 realms. Now Alva moves in the background, supporting the Adventurer's Guild. No band of fighters, no sect looking to gain individual honors.

The armies of Alva were forged together in Alva dungeon.

Tempered in body, in mind, in mana. Supported by Alvan traders, crafters, they reclaimed the lost floors of their home. They captured Vuzgal and defended it in the vicious battlefield realm.

Now Alva is going to war. Their abilities, their skills tested head on. One individual is strong. A nation focused, a nation brought together for a single goal. It is something that could shake the very foundations of the ten realms. A beast stirs in the Beast Mountain Range, raising their eyes to the higher realms. It is time Erik and Rugrat stepped out of the shadows.

©2021 Michael Chatfield (P)2021 Michael Chatfield

Intense!

This book I definitely found to be more Intense than the others. With some pretty surprising twists in it.
I keep running into spoilers trying to write this review. I will say this since people have very likely read/heard previous books. I found this one to be the heaviest book emotional wise.

good series

I like the series up to this point.

great system.awesome story.
but listening to it is hard because other than 3-4 characters from the first 2 books all the names start sounding the same. when your bouncing back and forth between war fronts and ally and enemy point of veiw it gets very disorienting.
A single sentence when the readers point of veiw shifts from Alva to Vuzgow to Kings Hill etc. would clean this up. Im sure the author knows where these people are but finding out a 20 minutes into a chapter that X went from location 1a to 3y when The character of the chapter was in 2b last time you had a location for them is rough. especailly if its been 2 books or more since you even heard that places name.
it distracts from the story.
annoying but tollerable. im still going to take a break from the series before re reading it from book one. Ill bring a notebook to try to keep better track of thing next time though.

the voices are too similar

I tended to get lost in who's side the book was on rugratc and Eric or the willful institute or the seventh realm riders eventually someone would say something to get me back on track but I'd feel lost for a while before I got whose side I was hearing.

fantastic as always.

fantastic book as always.

Neil hellegerd is slowly growing in to the book .

Such a satisfying end

The preparation, the planning, the deaths oh boy. I can already imagine the shellshock those have.