The Ninth Realm
The Ten Realms, Book 11
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Avegaaren Academy.
Where heroes compete, legends are born, and the heart of the Imperium’s might.
Erik and Rugrat’s abilities will be pushed to the limit, honing their skills and allowing them to grow in new ways, ways they might not have thought of before.
They stand to gain more than simple strength and more power.
Here they might learn the purpose of the realms, how it was formed, why it was formed, and the three races that weaved their fates together against the darkness.
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- kaztoo
- 03-11-22
another great book
another great story even though it is incredibly short! make then 10th longer! thanks
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- Malainor/Tomas R
- 03-10-22
sort of hope this story never ends
been following from book 1 its a great thing to have on during work.
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- Adam
- 23-08-23
Good, solid litrpg, definitely worth a listen
This series is pretty good, I have to admit I did binge listen to this, and I did enjoy the series, alot of comedy, and progression, but as others have mentioned the author forgets his own chars at times, but personally it had no real impact to the general story has a whole is really good, again another must buy for you litrpg library
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- Anonymous User
- 03-10-22
Absolutely Amazing!
A brilliant addition to the series, truly fantastic. My only sadness about this book is with all the people who complained about all the multiple POV’s of previous books, because to me Alva and the people of Alva almost became as integral to these books as Eric and Rugrat and in this book we stick mostly with Eric and Rugrat for the full book. However, I completely understand why that writing decision was made. I can’t wait for the 10th realm and I really hope that there is a spin-off series with the nation of Alva!
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- Adrian
- 21-11-22
Short an rushed
I agree with other reviewers, this part feels even more rushed than the last one. On one hand it's great that we didn't have to wait for years, but then the content is rather disappointing. Looking forward to the next part even though I have a feeling I already know how it will go.
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- Kindle Customer
- 23-08-23
i like these books but
the author forgets his own details, the charactors jump from expert to master then back down to expert as the author hss forgotten what level he gave them, its so annoying, not to mention inconsistencies in the realms people are in, attention to detail lost
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- Mansoor
- 03-10-22
The story is getting old
The story feels like no effort has been put into it, Michael Chatfield seems to be more concerned with regurgitating the same old, instead of developing the story this is a half baked short novel and not worth the money, and why release the first book again just why??
feeling really upset as this was a good original story
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- Malcolm Hill
- 02-10-22
Shorter and Shorter
I used to love these books they were a good length and I liked the performance.
Then it started to go down hill cutting one book into two parts (let's get the customer to pay twice 🙄)
Now they can't even be bothered to put any effort in and get it over 10hrs long. although I am looking forward to the next book which will probably just be bullet points. very very disappointing.
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- Micke
- 30-09-22
Author is milking it for all it’s worth. Shorter with another drop in quality!
Damn the books are getting shorter and shorter. With the lack of quality one has to ask themselves if it’s worth the money.
The story is basically another tournament that is interrupted and makes it an unnecessary. Again a a lot of POV changes with fluff that doesn’t engages. There is some magic progression but not much. World building is so lacking I can’t imagine what the 7th, 8th or how the 9th real look like etc…
Bad cliffhanger. The ending is just a setup to buy the last book.
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