Read by Greg Chun, Roger Yeh, Donald Chang, Zion Jang, Sophie Oda, and Jaine Ye.
#2 - The Broken Blades
Having read FIVE BROKEN BLADES in 2024, I was excited to see where the story was going in Corland's sequel, FOUR RUINED REALMS. The twists and turns of story are compelling and make it impossible to trust any of the characters. Anyone could be playing the others, and the reader, false and Corland's writing provides no hints as to what's to come. The characters are each lovable in their own right and it has a hit of the quest often found in Dungeons and Dragons adventures - a party drawn together by circumstance or need and a common goal. Although, with this, maybe not everyone has the same goal and that could be the thing that breaks them. I am eager for the next installment in this series.
5/5
#2 - The Broken Blades
Having read FIVE BROKEN BLADES in 2024, I was excited to see where the story was going in Corland's sequel, FOUR RUINED REALMS. The twists and turns of story are compelling and make it impossible to trust any of the characters. Anyone could be playing the others, and the reader, false and Corland's writing provides no hints as to what's to come. The characters are each lovable in their own right and it has a hit of the quest often found in Dungeons and Dragons adventures - a party drawn together by circumstance or need and a common goal. Although, with this, maybe not everyone has the same goal and that could be the thing that breaks them. I am eager for the next installment in this series.
5/5
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