The Realm Between

God of Life (Realm Between Series, Book 8)

De: Phoenix Grey

Narrado por: Neil Hellegers

How do you measure one life against another? In The Realm, there's an unseen consequence for every life taken.

As Azure and the gang complete quests to obtain the Life Stone, they learn many new lessons about the history and mechanics of The Realm. Danger lurks around every corner, and it's not always in the form of monsters.

Mysteries deepen and relationships are altered as Azure and his companions are sent on a quest to broker peace between a businessman and a village on the brink of war. Some injuries are deeper than flesh, and warnings of the future threaten to split Azure's party apart.

©2021 Phoenix Grey (P)2022 Tantor

death by snu snu

I think the headline says it all. It's where my mind keeps going with book 8. I think its where the author's mind was going to.

I love this series!

I want more and i certainly don't want to wait another year for the next book!

love the story line

love that the author stopped all the unneeded stats. we really dont need detailed stats on things he doesn't buy

Uden Progression

Story is getting less about the MC. He is now just a bodyguard for Jin. Story has rape so that was disheartening. Jin is now bossy and Uden almost dies again.

Too much filler

Too much filler. The main character personality it is just too much. The story is dry. I did not enjoy the story.

Hated the final quest

But the rest of the story leading up to it was entertaining enough that I’ll continue the series. I just hope the author chills out with all the rape-y storylines… it’s just uncomfortable.

not gunna lie

if I was Azure I'd just live my life there. keep on working towards being a grand Master Mage and a master alchemist and live a good life.

This book is just badly written.

I was super invested in the first books but it just kept getting worse and worse. Don’t waste you money

Story is ok

I really hate the continuous “you’re just a slave to Jin” idea. Main character isn’t the main character anymore he’s a willing slave to Jin. Almost like he’s being mind controlled. And that’s before it would make sense for him to be under some kind of control. It really just leaves a bad taste in my mouth since we know Azures the main guy, but with Jin treating Azure as his personal tool it just feels like the books going to have another “start from nothing” section where we have to put up with Azure having used all his goodies and sold all his stuff so Jin doesn’t have to talk to a merchant.

how to kill a series in one book

series was great, and then this book happened...won't be bothering with the last couple in the series