Realm of Knights

This was an amazing book. You should make the series free. This book had so much action and adventure. I would have to say one of the best books I have ever read.

A brave woman with an almost impossible task. Adventure, mystery and a bit of romance

Everything from the characters to the storyline was just wonderful and well thought out, I highly recommend it

Don’t read the entire series nothing exciting happens at all. The main characters kiss and that’s it that’s three books for you. If you want sexy romance this is not for you. Also if you like a good plot this is also not for you.

Assume page turner

Haha it’s overall a decent read and I will definitely be continuing the series. Tbh not realistic at all but whatever it’s just a book…well kinda, the mc doesn’t have much experience but suddenly she’s good at almost

The author has a great idea that she is in too big of a hurry to write. Just because its a young adult book doesn't mean it can't be in depth with character development. Somewhere between this offering and george rr martin would have made for a great novel, not just a good one.

I read the reviews prior to downloading this book and went into it expecting the book to be poorly written or not well thought out. That, however, was a terrible assumption. This book is very well written. The characters and world are very well developed and remain consistent throughout. Although this story may be classified as YA, the writing isn’t dumbed down or immature in any sense. There certainly is a strong morality possessed by the main character, but this clear sense of right and wrong is the only true YA push you feel throughout the book. I very rarely purchase sequels, but I have every intention of finishing this series! The author did a fantastic job and I can’t wait to see how this ends!

It was a really good book! I can’t wait to get money and read the next one!!!!

The story left me wanting for more. There was not much world building or character development. I was not invested in the plot nor really cared about the characters. Everything was just so superficial. The world and characters didn’t feel flushed out, and scenes often ended abruptly. I found that at times, I had not sense of how much time has passed between scenes, but I wasn’t compelled to go back and reread. The writing in this book also felt like a prime example of “show don’t tell”. Every major plot point or setting detail was told either through the main character’s internal monologue or through dialogue. Even character emotions were divulged this way. The character relationships were also... awkward. There were som friendship I had a hard time believing we’re genuine. Once I started feeling that I sort of understood a character, they’d come out and do a 180 in the next scene. Very inconsistent portrayal. The romance also came out of nowhere and just made me feel so uncomfortable. There really weren’t any characters or relationships I was rooting for here. This book was listed under science fiction and fantasy, so I assumed it was adult fiction. It wasn’t until later that I saw it was doubly listed as YA. Ultimately, I find this book lacking, and it really did not appeal to me. However, I understand I’m not its target audience, so recommend for kids ages 12-15.